Robotics Reshaping the Global Workforce
Justin Rabin explains how the SWOT analysis is a sure-fire organizational tactic that allows companies to see what they are doing – both good and bad. To learn more about SWOT analysis and other organizational tactics, please click here.
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Check out the coolest internet marketers on the planet: Amber Drumm, Dionicio (Niko) Espino, Jada Hackett, Zach Holloway, Sarah Huddell, Alejandra Hurtado and Donovan Huynh. These Hip Hop Internet Marketers can help you grow your business with very savvy project management tools, robotics, automation and artificial intelligence.
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by Ti Zampino, Austin Young, Farah Wells, Joshua Wells, Riley Zeringue, Lianna Wiener, Mathias Zelaya, & Samer Yacaman Let’s face it: we’ve been looking forward to robots taking over mundane jobs since The Jetsons first aired in 1962. But what we didn’t anticipate, or perhaps ignored, is the rise of robots replacing millions of jobs for millions of citizens across the globe. Drones, auto-piloted heavy machinery, and robots designed to work on repeatable tasks are taking over much construction work across the globe. But is the loss of jobs…
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by Isabelle Varon, Nicholas Varela, Olivia Verheyen, Alejandro Villareal, Kennedi Ware, Cameron Vidrine, Tatiana Wallace and Gabriel Velazquez According to “Automated Journalism” by Andreas Grafe, the four major countries leading the way, using robots to publish a myriad of different articles, are Germany, United States, United Kingdom, and China. Russia is not far behind and it can be assumed that within the next few years they will be heavily relying on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in publishing. In early 2019, The Guardian newspaper published an article about politics…
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by Anna Tran, Kayla Hamilton, Taylor Thomas, Tre Toups, Michael Smith, Danielle Urdanivia and Ryen Stevens The nations that are leading the way of the usage of robots in the music industry are China, Japan, South Korea, and the United States. These nations use robots in many different ways. Some robots are programmed to play music themselves in the form of bands. Also, these robots are capable of making and producing sounds that humans are incapable of making. Robots are used to mass-produce albums and help with analytics and other…
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by Nicholas Ryan, Anais Sariego, Annabella Davila, Rossi Selvaggi, Dylan Smith, Hayden Serro and Jose Sarti Robots and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are taking over every aspect of Ecommerce from marketing to delivery. We have officially reached the most advanced society in Human History ever achieved, that is until tomorrow. Today the world uses the ecommerce giant Amazon to purchase everything from toilet paper to live crickets, often times arriving at your door in two days. But this insane speed that these impulse purchases arrive on our doorstep takes…
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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: Mass emails for email marketing campaigns Social media Customer care/customer service Traffic bots SEO bots ….. For the most part there is little…
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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.…
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The Adidas – a German sportswear company – plans to close high-tech “robot” factories in Germany and the United States that it launched to bring production closer to customers. The company will deploy some of its robot technology in Asia because it would be “more economic and flexible.” Adidas started production of shoes largely by robots at its “Speedfactory” in (1) Ansbach near its Bavarian headquarters in 2016 (2) Atlanta, Georgia in the U. S. in 2017. Adidas has recently shifted most of its production to Asia. The company…
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The Biomimetic Robotics Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M. I. T.) has built what it calls mini cheetahs. These little dog-like robots can run, backflip, “play” soccer and hide under piles of leaves. For more information on your future pets, please click here and here.
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