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Automation begins with outcomes, not robots, Flex says
Original: Automation starts with manufacturing outcomes, not robots
Flex, the manufacturing company formerly known as Flextronics, is arguing that successful factory automation starts by defining manufacturing outcomes rather than simply deploying robots. The message frames automation as an outcome-driven engineering problem: companies should identify what they want production to achieve, then choose the technology that fits. The stance puts business results ahead of the hype around robotics in modern manufacturing.
Why now: Manufacturers are actively debating how to adopt automation and robotics as labor costs rise and technology hype grows.
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- Automation starts with manufacturing outcomes, not robots · Flextronics
- Automation starts with manufacturing outcomes, not robots · Flextronics
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