Posted on Feb 3, 2016
These warehouse robots can boost productivity by 800%
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The robots are coming! They're taking our jobs, sort of. COL Mikel J. Burroughs PO2 Ed C. LTC (Join to see) SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL MAJ Ken Landgren LTC Stephen F. SMSgt Minister Gerald A. Thomas PO2 (Join to see) CPT (Join to see) SGT (Join to see)
These warehouse robots can boost productivity by 800%
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CPO Tim Dickey Have you seen this? Teleneurology, Telestroke, telemedicine? Telestroke is particular advantageous to the rural, underserved ED or hospital,83–90 which may be challenged in recruiting specialists in relative short supply, including neurologists and subspecialists such as neurohospitalists, neurointensivists, and vascular neurologists.
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CPO Tim Dickey
CPT (Join to see), that's great news about telestroke. I'm familiar with telemedicine as it was in use on the ship Carnival operates.
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CPT Mark Gonzalez
Telemedicine would be an absolutely booming business, but congress has so many laws in place regarding state licensure and connectivity issues that there is a long way to go. You still see a lot of it though especially in radiology and dermatology.
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CPO Tim Dickey
As long as the bots are supplementing the human workforce and not replacing it, I'm all for it.
As long as the bots are supplementing the human workforce and not replacing it, I'm all for it.
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CPO Tim Dickey
PO1 John Miller, I agree with you. Amazon, UPS, FedEx and the like have been using automation and robot (to a lessor extent) for a while to increase efficiency. The problem will always be, what happens to the displaced workforce after all the disruption.
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Yes warehouse robots when properly used can boost productivity CPO Tim Dickey. They can be very useful for storing and retrieving individual barcoded boxes.
When I saw your post, my first thought was of the immense warehouse at teh End of the original Indiana Jones movie. that place could definitely use automated storage and retrieval if it exists. :-)
When I saw your post, my first thought was of the immense warehouse at teh End of the original Indiana Jones movie. that place could definitely use automated storage and retrieval if it exists. :-)
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CPO Tim Dickey
LTC Stephen F., completely agree with you about Indian Jones or even more recent, SciFi's Warehouse 13.
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