Robots are no longer limited to science fiction or highly specialised research laboratories. They are increasingly being used in manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, agriculture, inspection, transport and other areas where machines can perform precise, repetitive or complex tasks. Europe has a strong industrial and research base in robotics, creating demand for people who…

The first generation of industrial robots was primarily designed to perform repetitive tasks in controlled environments. Modern robotics is considerably more advanced. Robots can now use sensors to understand their surroundings, process information and respond to changing conditions.

This shift has expanded the role of robotics beyond traditional manufacturing. Autonomous…

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