What If A Robot Cost A Fraction Of The Price And Could Be Programmed In Minutes?

Imagine you work for a UK bicycle manufacturer. As you assemble the bicycles, you sandblast the joints in the frame before painting them. You hold the frame against the sandblaster in a sealed box, holding it in place with industrial-strength gloves. But imagine if a robotic arm could do that job for you, one that you take straight out of a box and set up in a few hours, if not minutes? It then holds the frame in the sandblaster, relieving you of the task.