Global Robot Revolution: EVERY Job Is At Risk?
Samples of Phat Math’s Work: R&D, Consulting, Training and Publishing
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The Robotic Mailman: The Rise of Robotic ECommerce Era
Will Digital Marketing Robots Take Over the World?
by Karime Rojas-Tepepa, William Rossi, Isabella Rupiper, Sydney Rockwell, Kiana Rios, Cielo Ruiz and Patrice Roberts
Digital/Online marketing is used to drive traffic to businesses and websites. In the past 10 years, the industry has grown exponentially. Singapore, Germany, Japan, and Sweden follow South Korea in leading the way of Online Marketing. Companies are using multiple types of digital marketing robots in their businesses – such as:
Online Retail: Selling Products and Your Jobs
by Kate Petrovic, Liliana Pino, Tristan Pol, Jacob Piaseckyj, Anthony Pena, Justin Rabin and Gabriel Porges
Many people when they think of “retail automation” may think of humanoid robots patrolling aisles, operating checkout, or restocking items. However, this is pretty far from the actual reality of automation in retail. Most of the so-called “robots” in the retail industry are simple machines and algorithms used to do a tedious or unskilled job. For example, a lot of automation is stocking databases and supply systems that keep the items in stock.
Automation of The Aviation Industry: Are Robots Taking Over The Aviation Industry?
by Amber Drumm, Dionicio Espino, Jada Hackett, Zachary Holloway, Sarah Huddell, Alejandra Hurtado and Donovan Huynh
Brief overview of how robots have taken over in the aviation industry:
Since the introduction of robotics, machines have slowly become the best alternative for more efficient production. Robots reduce production costs and do not require health care benefits as a manual worker would need. Although they offer various benefits, robots adversely affect the manual workers of the industries. As many industries incorporate more robots into the manufacturing of their products and the distribution of their services, these companies require less manual labor and, as a result, greatly increase the nation’s unemployment rate.
Robots in the Hospitality Industry; The Questions that Should be Asked
by M. Noone, S. Mork, D. Moad, Z. Muller, R. Oufnac, J. Middleton and R. Morrison
Which nations are leading the way regarding the use of robots in hospitality? Countries that are leading in the hospitality industry in terms of robots are the US and Japan.