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[BS Loh]

Nowaday, most of the factory going for the semi or fully-automated production way of doing thing. Although some of the factory still using manual or semi-automated one, but they are looking for a way to upgrade it or scrap it and get a automated type. Because of this, it cause to the Automation market segment booming. When a factory getting more and more automated then market demand on human labour getting lesser, on the other hand a lot of people losing their job and causing a lot of social problem.

Is that really will keep on causing a lot problems or it will only bring advantages to people......what do you think?

Sincerely,
BS Loh

[Johnson Lukose]

Nowaday, most of the factory going for the semi or fully-automated production way of doing thing. Although some of the factory still using manual or semi-automated one, but they are looking for a way to upgrade it or scrap it and get a automated type. Because of this, it cause to the Automation market segment booming. When a factory getting more and more automated then market demand on human labour getting lesser, on the other hand a lot of people losing their job and causing a lot of social problem.

Is that really will keep on causing a lot problems or it will only bring advantages to people......what do you think?

Sincerely,
BS Loh

This is a so 70s/80s question...

In the old days, there wasn't the volume, quality and variation that we have today. In the old days, we didn't have any OSHA / DOSH to deal with either. Those days are long gone...

So it's automate or die!

However, I don't see the market levels that you are talking about. I find the average home has more automation than a typical factory, don't count the multi-nationals...

thanks.

[Alice liu]

BS Loh, on 24 July 2007 - 01:37 PM, said:

Nowaday, most of the factory going for the semi or fully-automated production way of doing thing. Although some of the factory still using manual or semi-automated one, but they are looking for a way to upgrade it or scrap it and get a automated type. Because of this, it cause to the Automation market segment booming. When a factory getting more and more automated then market demand on human labour getting lesser, on the other hand a lot of people losing their job and causing a lot of social problem.

Is that really will keep on causing a lot problems or it will only bring advantages to people......what do you think?

Sincerely,
BS Loh

Generally, the cons weigh the pros.
After all, it is the unchanged trend.
To a person, it is advantagous.
To a country, or a nation, even the world, it is not so simple.
It will cause human's laziness at least.

[Johanna]

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