
Robots in Russian factories: why some pay off in months while others stand idle
Mir Robototekhniki (Robotics World) magazine examines why a robot pays for itself within months at some plants and stands idle at others, what artificial intelligence changes, and why a robot needs the plant’s “brain”: a system that plans its work. The experts are Anton Kulish, Managing Partner of Tsifrovizatsiya Proizvodstva (CIFP) Group, and Rinat Gaysin, head of robotics at PROMPOWER.
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