4. Manufacturing Far from spelling the end of jobs in the manufacturing sector, automation is proving to create more of them.

Manufacturing companies have been making use of industrial automation to ship out automobiles and other goods that are less prone to defects compared to output even 30 years ago.

For example, consider a few of the ways that humans will continue to be at the center of manufacturing in the age of AI-enabled automation: ...

The primary focus in scaling up production should first be the adoption of lean manufacturing principles used in virtually ...

Insider Studios/Getty Images Ford is an example of where a highly automated, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility is core to its quest to compete and excel in the electric vehicle (EVs) market.

The emergence of private 5G networks in the U.S. manufacturing sector is revolutionizing industrial connectivity and ...

As of June, there are 12.7 million workers. Research from the University of Chicago found, while automation had little effect on overall employment, robots did impact the manufacturing sector.

The results of this survey will appear in four feature article installments in 2021. The first of which is this article, exploring how the marketplace realities of 2020 are—or are not—influencing the ...

Sometimes referred to as lights-sparse or lights-out factories, the concept of a dark factory revolves around the development of fully automated production facilities that run 24/7 without human ...

Upskilling the workforce for the transition to automated manufacturing is an imperative that many companies will invest in." Change, particularly in the nature of jobs, can be challenging to manage.

He estimates the company has automated 70-80 percent of the major processing instruments used for cell and gene manufacturing and says he expects to automate several more during the next few months.