Don't Worry If Robots Will Take Our Jobs. Here's Why?

Disruptive technologies like advanced analytics, advanced robotics, big data, learning machines, the internet of things, 3D printing, and wearables are finding their way into production lines. Notwithstanding the sluggishness of progress on today's plant floors, the digital wave is gradually changing assembling, adding to significant productivity improvements and the rise of innovative production paradigms that deliver more customized and proficient solutions. In the interim, automation is the innovation that empowers machines to play out specific operations. This chops down the amount of human work required. "A few jobs are unhygienic and dangerous, and they are not appropriate for laborers," clarifies Crystal Fok, an Associate Director of MPE Cluster and Robotics Platform.