Sentence examples for robotic workers from inspiring English sources

In Fritz Lang's Metropolis, the robotic workers jerk in rhythm with the machines they service.

If the fourth industrial revolution is able to help people focus on those things that give our lives value, robotic workers almost present as a moral imperative.

Because robotic workers are not consumers, they are not subject to these indirect taxes and thus allow firms to avoid the burden of indirect taxes.

A small army of robotic workers would construct a massive ring of solar panels along the 11,000-kilometer lunar equator.

Robots entered our workplace a long time ago: as co-workers on manufacturing assembly lines or as robotic workers in hazardous situations, such as the Mars rover.

By depicting the robot metric in buckets, we can see broader trends: The relatively large introduction of robotic workers throughout the Midwest and Rust Belt and along the Gulf Coast.

At a large Yaskawa Electric factory on the southern Japanese island of Kyushu, where robots once churned out more robots, a lone robotic worker with steely arms twisted and turned, testing its motors for the day new orders return.

Carpenter remains adamant: His robotic worker will not cost people their jobs.

This allows firms to claim early tax deductions relative to the actual economic depreciation of an asset over time (like a robotic worker).

In a society with less and less demand for non-robotic workers, education will be more important than ever, not just so people can earn their livings, but also so that their lives are valuable and valued.

With some hospitals already employing robot workers, and robotics being developed for precision surgery, a world of automaton-assisted treatment may not be too far away.