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At this point, we've all seen our share of entertaining videos where humanoid robots are doing backflips or taking on opponents in the boxing ring.
But what about production-ready humanoid robots operating alongside people, driving measurable results and transforming daily operations inside of real businesses?
In this conversation, Founder/CEO of Avatar Robotics, Colin Webb, and CFO of Productiv 3PL, Paul Baker, will tell your how they've left the humanoid robotics pre-party and are putting this technology to use in real-world environments today.
We’ll explore what sets humanoid robots apart from traditional automation, how they’re changing roles for people and what their presence means for the future of work in manufacturing.
But what about production-ready humanoid robots operating alongside people, driving measurable results and transforming daily operations inside of real businesses?
In this conversation, Founder/CEO of Avatar Robotics, Colin Webb, and CFO of Productiv 3PL, Paul Baker, will tell your how they've left the humanoid robotics pre-party and are putting this technology to use in real-world environments today.
We’ll explore what sets humanoid robots apart from traditional automation, how they’re changing roles for people and what their presence means for the future of work in manufacturing.
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