According to the famous aphorism of the American scientist Warren Bennis, only a man and a dog will be needed in the factories of the future. The person feeds the dog, and the dog does not allow the person to approach the equipment that works properly in automatic mode. This quote very succinctly describes how the ideal product should look and function in the future.
How to determine if an egg is on the stage, a cock inside, or a hen? How do you know what a chicken wants? How to create a hen robot? All these questions are answered in their project Gallus Gallus Roboticus by South African artist and robotics Miranda Moss and American programmer Daniel Brownell. As part of their speech at the festival of science and technology, they talked about how artificial intelligence can be used to raise chickens and how it relates to the problems of humanity.
RPA presents an exciting challenge for the managers of large holdings and is rapidly gaining ground in several businesses, including manufacturing, retail, telecommunications, BFSI, and defense. But this is not all, but only the beginning. However, in recent years, innovation has spread rapidly, as have discussions on other related breakthroughs such as automation and artificial intelligence. This link is appropriate given the close link between automation and technology. Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the clear future of process automation.
Several proposals related to minimizing environmental damage include massive reforestation. Planting billions of trees in the first place sounds like a challenge for robots! Humanity has already automated felling and made it massive. Meanwhile, in most cases, trees are still planted by hand and individually. Now is the time to think about automating and scaling the processes of caring for nature.
Today, technologies based on artificial intelligence are actively starting to be used in production, just like machine learning. Despite the immense popularity and rapid development of these areas, analysts believe that it will take more than a dozen years to fully integrate them into the workflow. Corporations offer a huge number of services related to these innovative systems that will be useful in any field of activity.
The famous Coty corporation, which creates cosmetics and partners with many popular cosmetics brands such as Rimmel and CoverGirl, began to introduce robots into its production. In one of its factories, 8 ultra-functional robots are engaged in packaging products on powder presses. They are placed on 4 movable carts. This drastic improvement and move to more mobile manufacturing could reduce costs by half a million dollars, and improve workflow and product quality.
