John Spruce, CEO, Kane Robotics, Nov. 16, 2023
Machine Design

Are cobots a help or hindrance to the workforce? The author shows why weld grinding is a good example of cobots aiding human technicians.

Many manufacturing functions are becoming fully automated, thanks to engineers designing advanced industrial robots that make processes safer and more efficient. But will cobots replace manufacturing jobs? 

The short answer is definitely “no.” Collaborative robotic arms that replace human hands for repetitive, precision tasks are becoming more commonplace in small- and medium-sized manufacturing operations. But cobots are not taking the place of hmans. They are freeing up skilled workers to perform higher-order tasks and learn new skills, bringing added efficiency and safety to engineering and manufacturing processes.

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