GE wants to 'create an R2-D2 for every field worker'

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William Ruh, VP of global software, tells Computing how GE has big plans for robotics and connected devices in industry

The rise of connected devices and computational power will eventually lead to Internet of Things-connected robots being deployed throughout industry. That's according to William Ruh, GE's VP of ...

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