Robots and artificial intelligence are clearly more advanced than the controllers and motors that powered much of the past century’s manufacturing advance, but they all changed the industrial workforce. Groups like the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Institute are helping manufacturers and their workforce adapt.
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Lisa Masciantonio, chief workforce officer at the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Institute, shares her insights into how robotics and AI have changed the U.S. manufacturing...
