#labor shortage

Has the engineering skills gap made automation unavoidable in manufacturing?

Does the world really need more college graduates, or have we ignored blue-collar trades to our own environmental and economic detriment?

Does pushing everyone toward university destroy the talent pool in practical careers like plumbing and tech repair?

Why is everything getting more expensive to manufacture right now?

Would you ever recommend a small shop automate with cobots for light assembly work?

How are you handling the labor shortage without automating your entire assembly line?