Robots. The New Era. Living, working and investing in the robotics society of the future. (eBook, ePUB) - Forni, Andrea
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This book is an exciting journey of discovery through next-generation robotics where we encounter co-worker robots, autonomous vehicles, humanoid robots, civil and military drones, robo-surgeons and other wonders that are no longer science fiction but very much part of the real world.Robotics will become a key factor in the development of the global economy over the coming years and it will lead to a radical change in how millions of people live and work – as was the case with the advent of the personal computer in the 1980s, the Internet at the end of the 1990s and the smartphone in the last…mehr

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This book is an exciting journey of discovery through next-generation robotics where we encounter co-worker robots, autonomous vehicles, humanoid robots, civil and military drones, robo-surgeons and other wonders that are no longer science fiction but very much part of the real world.Robotics will become a key factor in the development of the global economy over the coming years and it will lead to a radical change in how millions of people live and work – as was the case with the advent of the personal computer in the 1980s, the Internet at the end of the 1990s and the smartphone in the last five years. Those who want to know more about modern robotics, those who are searching for a new exciting and well-paied job in robotics, those who are are looking for out-of-the-ordinary investment ideas will find this book a perfect mix of information on the sector, insights into robotics, example applications and financial analysis. Robotics is attracting investors who see a profit opportunity. As a financial analyst, the author’s interest goes beyond cultural and emotional considerations to include market analyses and the examination of investment opportunities in robotics companies publicly traded worldwide. The book features many comparison tables of 200+ U.S., European and Asian robotics companies, 68 images and dozens of videos, public documents and website links.