No good deed goes unpunished and that goes double for robots. They may improve manufacturing efficiency, but an improvement in one place often shows up a glaring inefficiency somewhere else. In an effort to help supply logistics keep up with robotic manufacturing, the EU's Pan-Robots project is working to create warehouse robots that are faster, more efficient, and safer than both manual operations or current robotic systems... Continue Reading Pan-Robots could streamline operations in factories
Section: Robotics
Tags: Cameras, EU, Europe, Forklifts, Manufacturing, Robotics,Robots, Warehouse
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