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German Bionic unveils ‘world’s most powerful exoskeleton’

January 8, 2025 by Mark Allinson

German Bionic, the Berlin-based developer of robotic exoskeleton technology, has introduced the Apogee Ultra – the world’s most powerful series-production exoskeleton.

Available today and designed to empower workers across logistics, manufacturing, construction, bagging handling, and healthcare industries, Apogee Ultra sets new benchmarks in strength, adaptability, and worker safety, meeting the demands of various high-intensity tasks and enhancing productivity.

Seen in action here and demonstrated throughout CES at the German Pavilion (Hall A, Booth 50339), Apogee Ultra is the company’s strongest and most intelligent exoskeleton to date. [Read more…] about German Bionic unveils ‘world’s most powerful exoskeleton’

Filed Under: News, Wearables Tagged With: exoskeleton, german bionic, support, workforce

How Automation Can Improve Your Business

November 11, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Getting the best from your business in the modern era is often a matter of knowing when to automate. There are certain processes and tasks that demand human attention – but then there are other (usually more mundane) tasks, that can be performed fairly mindlessly by machines.

Thanks to the advent of artificial intelligence, however, it’s become difficult to see where the line should be drawn. Here, let’s take a closer look at what automation can do for you, and where it might be appropriate to use it. [Read more…] about How Automation Can Improve Your Business

Filed Under: Automation Tagged With: administrative, automation, burden, business, expanding, first, gpt-4, hr, language, large, models, people, platform, workforce

How to Choose Between LogMeIn and ScreenConnect for Your Remote Workforce

October 29, 2024 by Mark Allinson

The landscape of business operations is evolving due to the rise of work practices that are reshaping workflow dynamics today.

To adapt to this change successfully and ensure smooth operations for teams and employees working from diverse locations, making a thoughtful choice when it comes to selecting the right remote access tool is paramount.

Among the array of options in the market are LogMeIn and ScreenConnect, both offering features tailored to meet a wide range of organizational demands. [Read more…] about How to Choose Between LogMeIn and ScreenConnect for Your Remote Workforce

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: business, logmein, operations, remote, staff, workflow, workforce

The Impact of Houston’s Premier Staffing Services

July 20, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Houston boasts a surprising blend of urban charm and natural beauty, featuring expansive parks, tranquil bayous, and vibrant botanical gardens. Known for its dynamic economy, the city has a diverse workforce. However, finding the right talent or job can be challenging.

This is where a premier staffing firm Houston comes into play. They connect job seekers with employers, helping both parties find the ideal fit. These services impact Houston’s job market significantly, contributing to economic stability and growth in the region. [Read more…] about The Impact of Houston’s Premier Staffing Services

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: diversity, houston, industry, premier, services, staffing, trends, workforce

E-Learning for Industry 4.0: Preparing the Workforce for Advanced Manufacturing Automation

September 7, 2023 by Mark Allinson

In the wake of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, commonly referred to as Industry 4.0, the manufacturing landscape is undergoing a profound transformation. 

Advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), big data analytics, and automation are reshaping the way the online education sector operates and are heavily used by e-learning software developers worldwide. [Read more…] about E-Learning for Industry 4.0: Preparing the Workforce for Advanced Manufacturing Automation

Filed Under: Software Tagged With: artifical intelligence, artificial, developer, e-learning, platforms, software, technology, workforce

Navigating the Digital Workforce: Harnessing Technology for Effective Employee Management

September 4, 2023 by David Edwards

In an age where remote work is becoming the new norm and digital tools are an integral part of our daily workflow, navigating the intricacies of a digital workforce can be both challenging and thrilling. Gone are the days of water cooler chats and walk-ins to your employees’ offices.

The contemporary workspace is an amalgamation of video calls, instant messaging, and cloud-based collaboration tools. But how can you manage your employees effectively in such an evolving landscape?

Technology, when skillfully utilized, can be your greatest ally in leading a highly engaged and productive team. [Read more…] about Navigating the Digital Workforce: Harnessing Technology for Effective Employee Management

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: calls, communication, culture, data, digital, employee, employees, engagement, management, navigating, offer, performance, platform, remote, team, technology, tools, video, workforce

Plymouth State University receives $1 million funding for new robotics lab

October 27, 2022 by Sam Francis

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is sending $1 million in federal funding to Plymouth State University (PSU) to aid in the construction of a new robotics laboratory to be located on the fourth floor of the Draper & Maynard Building at the Plymouth campus.

In fall 2021, PSU became the first New Hampshire institution to offer a Bachelor of Science in Robotics degree program.

PSU President Donald L. Birx, PhD says the university plans to use the funds to develop the next generation robotics workforce and machine-learning manufacturers with a new, state-of-the-art robotics lab. [Read more…] about Plymouth State University receives $1 million funding for new robotics lab

Filed Under: News, Robotics Tagged With: birx, equipment, fall, funding, hampshire, lab, learning, plymouth, psu, robotics, skills, state, students, university, workforce

Industrial robot costs to drop by half in the next three years

May 12, 2022 by David Edwards

Karthee Madasamy, founder and managing partner at MFV Partners

According to ARK Invest research, industrial robot costs will drop by 50-60 percent by 2025. This dramatic drop in costs, combined with other factors such as the global pandemic’s acceleration of industries embracing automation, has resulted in a situation where interest in robotics has reached a fever pitch.

In fact, in the first year of the pandemic venture firms poured $6.3 billion into robotics companies, up nearly 50 percent from the $4.3 billion they invested over the same period a year earlier.

Further, in North America, industrial robot sales had their strongest year ever in 2021. With this activity it’s not surprising that the global market is forecasted to reach $31 billion by 2028. [Read more…] about Industrial robot costs to drop by half in the next three years

Filed Under: Features, Industrial robots Tagged With: amazon, billion, challenges, companies, costs, demand, global, jobs, labor, manufacturing, percent, robotics, robots, supply, today, workforce, year

Opinion: What does the future of robot-human interaction look like?

January 25, 2022 by David Edwards

Michel Spruijt, GM and VP of BrainCorp Europe, looks at how robots are being integrated into the working environment and how these intelligent machines will operate alongside the human workforce

Technology has seen significant progress over the last half a century, with artificial intelligence playing an important role.

Robots are now no longer a thing of fantasy but instead are being integrated into businesses across multiple industries.

They are making inroads across facilities as the need for greater efficiency in operations becomes a priority. [Read more…] about Opinion: What does the future of robot-human interaction look like?

Filed Under: Features, Service robots Tagged With: autonomous, businesses, changed, deployed, environments, human, humans, machines, operate, operational, public, robots, tasks, work, workforce

4 Ways to Fuse the Power of People and Technology to Sustain Competitiveness in Manufacturing

December 21, 2021 by Mark Allinson

By Eric Whitley, L2L

The manufacturing industry is in the middle of the fourth industrial revolution.

Today’s smart factories produce high-quality products at competitive prices which can dominate the market and give the manufacturer an advantage over its competition.

This ability to dominate the market is known as competitiveness. [Read more…] about 4 Ways to Fuse the Power of People and Technology to Sustain Competitiveness in Manufacturing

Filed Under: Features, Manufacturing Tagged With: big, competitiveness, data, experience, improving, industry, manufacturing, people, power, production, re-skilling, smart, sustaining, system, technology, workers, workforce, years

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