Working with a Robot
In a world where AI and robotics are reshaping factories, warehouses and hospitals, questions abound : should we fear job loss ? How do we collaborate with intelligent machines ? This book in the MONDES CONNECTÉS series (Publisher : Five Minutes) provides an answer based on recent studies and concrete examples.
Through seven sections, the author paints a picture of the 2024 2025 trends : the surge of industrial and service robots, the advance of cobots, the role of generative AI, new jobs and skills, innovations in safety (PARU, CAS), sectoral cases (logistics, health, security) and socio economic issues. It demonstrates that value arises from human robot collaboration, not replacement, and highlights the need to invest in training and ethics.
Rich in data, this mini book gives professionals the keys to turning robotisation into a lever for innovation and performance. It urges decision makers to anticipate changes and build hybrid, resilient and inclusive work environments. Join the conversation and discover how working with a robot can become your greatest asset.
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Through seven sections, the author paints a picture of the 2024 2025 trends : the surge of industrial and service robots, the advance of cobots, the role of generative AI, new jobs and skills, innovations in safety (PARU, CAS), sectoral cases (logistics, health, security) and socio economic issues. It demonstrates that value arises from human robot collaboration, not replacement, and highlights the need to invest in training and ethics.
Rich in data, this mini book gives professionals the keys to turning robotisation into a lever for innovation and performance. It urges decision makers to anticipate changes and build hybrid, resilient and inclusive work environments. Join the conversation and discover how working with a robot can become your greatest asset.
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