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BARCODING, LABELLING & PACKAGING Forbes suggests that AI will enable workers to


focus on more meaningful and high-value activities. MIT and Statista suggest that human- robot collaborations – or ‘cobots’ – (which can be up to 85 per cent more productive than teams made of either humans or robots alone) will be the future of manufacturing. Preparing a workforce for AI will be an ongoing process. As technologies evolve, businesses must invest in learning and development to ensure employees remain equipped with the skills necessary to progress.


CONCLUSION


The impact of AI on manufacturing is likely to be substantial, but it’s not a sure-fire route to success. A strategic plan should start with


understanding the use case for AI, facilitating reliable data collection methods aligned to that use case, discussing requirements with existing solutions providers to discover what data is already available and what solutions can facilitate seamless data collection, and ensuring your workforce is part of your AI journey.


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THE POWER OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN MANUFACTURING


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