The workplace robotics revolution may be approaching a tipping point. An Intel survey of 800 senior business leaders found that 60% expect to be operating robot fleets within the next five years, with many predicting that full-scale deployment could double operational output.
But enthusiasm is running ahead of preparation. Only 40% of surveyed companies currently have a strategy for integrating humans and robots, highlighting a significant gap between what businesses expect and what they’re actually ready to implement. The next phase of robotics may not simply be about replacing human workers, but about figuring out how humans and increasingly capable machines can work together.
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