Delivery bots are making an entrance on global university campuses

From humanoid robots being launched into space to medical mechanisms with "dexterous 3D-printed fingers", the world of robotics is ripe with opportunity. It's a prosperous technology, with insight from the International Federation of Robotics (IFR) revealing that "More than 3 million industrial robots will be in use in factories around the world by 2020." Examining the results of its global survey of 7,000 employees in seven countries, IFR also adds that "Nearly 70 per cent of employees believe that robotics and automation offer the opportunity to qualify for higher-skilled work." Without a doubt, the progress of robotics vs the progress of graduates is questionable. While futurists and philosophers believe robots are coming for people's jobs, some believe that they will harmoniously live alongside workers in peace, enhancing roles rather than ruining them.