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Brexit is increasing the appeal of and necessity for robots outside manufacturing

Tom Allen
Tom Allen
clock 18 June 2018 •
Force sensors mean that small robots are safe to use around humans
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Force sensors mean that small robots are safe to use around humans

Car companies, restaurants and bars are already using robots, but the UK lags behind

Companies will use more automation and robotics in the near future due to labour shortages caused by Brexit, industry stakeholders have predicted. Manufacturers of small collaborative robots (‘cobots')...

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