May 28, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence, Automation
Every company racing to automate knowledge work is discovering the same uncomfortable paradox: the more tasks they hand to AI agents, the more human judgment they need to make those agents useful. Dan Shipper, CEO of Every, a media and AI research company that has...
Apr 30, 2026 | Automation, Featured, Manufacturing
For years, companies across industries have relied on people to bridge gaps between systems, processes and inefficiencies. That model is breaking. Recent U.S. workforce data tells the story behind this shift. The country still faces millions of open roles, with...
Apr 28, 2026 | Automation, Transit
Metro just approved a plan to make the Red Line work a bit more like the subways in Shanghai, Copenhagen, and Singapore, with driverless automatic trains and glass doors separating the platform from the tracks— though not for several years at least. The WMATA board of...
Jan 29, 2026 | Auto Industry, Automation, Featured, Robots
It takes about an hour and a half for the beeping Dexory robot to sort inventory stored in the cramped shelves of Stellantis’ massive Sterling Heights Assembly Plant (SHAP). For a human to do the same job, it would take 280 hours. The Dexory robot — a sleek,...
Dec 11, 2025 | Automation, Supply Chain
For a decade, supply chain leaders have raced to automate processes by deploying robots, building digital twins, and designing optimized data-driven, inventory-management policies. This wave of automation has enabled faster operations, reduced errors, and led to...
Oct 2, 2025 | Automation, China, Featured, Robots
Factory floors used to be loud with human voices. Not anymore. Instead, more and more factories have a monotonous, almost hypnotic hum. It’s the sound of a million arms that never tire. We’re talking, of course, about robots. They never sleep, never complain, and...
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