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<blockquote data-quote="qdg2" data-source="post: 5523106" data-attributes="member: 100309">Ok....yes, they have a limit. Huge limits. Limits so large they cannot be overcome. Really....? Keep an eye on what things...exactly? Ever worked in a warehouse? Where small items are kept? Sorted? Labeled on and on and on? Come on! This automation may be possible in certain scenarios or environments. Applying your exact scenario leaves a huge amount of detail out.......Say, why did one &quot;man&quot; offload the pallet? Because robot technology doesn&#039;t exist to do so........like a billion other things in this world.Ever delivered a package? To anywhere? Especially residential?Robotic technology capable of independent autonomous thought and operation&nbsp; 1) doesn&#039;t exist 2) would be so exorbitantly expensive as to be far, far and few between. Again in specialized, select operations is somewhat possible. Most businesses aren&#039;t like that. We aren&#039;t talking about auto label makers or Oreo manufacturing.Folks-automation is a wonderful thing. Makes life easier and more productive. Most(most jobs) are safe. Say, the liberals on this earth are trying desperately to get rid of industrial pollutants(energy among them). When society collapses for lack of energy....what is going to run all these &quot;robots&quot;? This isn&#039;t a Star Wars/Star Trek movie or comic book.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="qdg2, post: 5523106, member: 100309"] Ok....yes, they have a limit. Huge limits. Limits so large they cannot be overcome. Really....? Keep an eye on what things...exactly? Ever worked in a warehouse? Where small items are kept? Sorted? Labeled on and on and on? Come on! This automation may be possible in certain scenarios or environments. Applying your exact scenario leaves a huge amount of detail out.......Say, why did one "man" offload the pallet? Because robot technology doesn't exist to do so........like a billion other things in this world. Ever delivered a package? To anywhere? Especially residential? Robotic technology capable of independent autonomous thought and operation 1) doesn't exist 2) would be so exorbitantly expensive as to be far, far and few between. Again in specialized, select operations is somewhat possible. Most businesses aren't like that. We aren't talking about auto label makers or Oreo manufacturing. Folks-automation is a wonderful thing. Makes life easier and more productive. Most(most jobs) are safe. Say, the liberals on this earth are trying desperately to get rid of industrial pollutants(energy among them). When society collapses for lack of energy....what is going to run all these "robots"? This isn't a Star Wars/Star Trek movie or comic book. [/QUOTE]

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