Overview
User-friendly robotics technology is transforming manufacturing processes. It is poised to make automation accessible on a previously unseen scale, which will impact the future of work in manufacturing.
A diverse group of panelists ranging from operations leadership at an enterprise manufacturer (Stanley Black & Decker), and the R&D evangelist at one of the world’s largest logistics companies (FedEx), to the Co-Founder of a leader in the no-code robot programming movement (READY Robotics), will discuss the future of work in an increasingly automated manufacturing landscape. How will automation change the work environment, and skills requirements? How can manufacturing as an industry embrace automation and upskill or reskill the workers needed to power our new era of automation. Finally, what is the impact of all of this on jobs and overall productivity?
Join us on January 27th, at 2 PM EST for this public webinar. Can’t join at the scheduled time? Register to automatically receive a copy of the recording.
MODERATOR:
Kyle Sossi, Education and Workforce Project Manager, ARM
PANELISTS:
Sudhi Bangalore, CTO, Global Operations, Stanley Black & Decker
Kel Guerin, Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer, READY Robotics
Aaron Prather, Senior Advisor, Technology Planning & Research, FedEx
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COVID-19 Policy
DVIRC recommends all guests be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Unvaccinated visitors must take a rapid test (which may be supplied by DVIRC) and receive a negative response. Considering the test will take about 15 minutes to process, all unvaccinated guests should arrive 15 minutes early to ensure they can take the rapid test and receive negative results before they proceed to the training room or to their scheduled meeting within the building.
