China’s ports are looking to robots to save the day


🤖 China’s ports are looking to robots to save the day.

Covid disruptions certainly slowed down operations at Chinese ports, but the industry is looking to implement for robotic technology to make up for the lost time. Some examples include Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs - used to transport containers within ports, reducing the need for human labor and increasing efficiency), autonomous cranes and vehicles, inspection robots, drones, and Robotics Process Automation (RPA - automate repetitive, labor-intensive tasks such as data entry and paperwork processing, reducing human error and increasing efficiency). These technologies are being implemented to increase the efficiency and productivity of ports, reduce labor costs, and improve safety.

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