The History of Industrial Robots, From Single Taskmaster to Self-Teacher

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Industrial robots have been making manufacturing safer and faster for more than 80 years. It all started in the late 1930s, when Bill Taylor created the first “pick-and-place” robot. Since then, the history of industrial robots has evolved dramatically—even going to Mars and back. Watch the video to learn more about the inception of this exciting technology, its development up to today, and what the future may bring. https://www.autodesk.com/redshift/history-of-industrial-robots/



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industrial robotics
robotics
advanced manufacturing