As the healthcare industry continues to improve on all fronts: surgery tactics, research findings, faster diagnoses and prognoses, there is one leading factor that’s helping contribute to this success: automation. Robots and related technologies are helping the healthcare industry by providing additional help, both in and out of the operating room.
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OEMs in the commercial and public transportation industries are focused on innovation paired with customized product configurations, while service teams are always looking for effective and efficient ways to keep existing fleets in service while countering labor shortages and supply chain delays. Additive manufacturing solutions and services can help achieve these goals by offering ways to accelerate sustainability initiatives, differentiate through customization, establish new benchmarks for asset availability, and be more adaptable to new regulations.
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General Electric
Metal additive technology delivers great ROI in prototyping applications..but what about production partmaking? Moving from a few prototypes to full-scale production is not a straight-forward journey. Have you struggled with deciding where to start?
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Nearly every manufacturer has a five year plan for automation, but all too often those plans require such a significant investment of capital, time, and internal expertise to start that they get postponed, delayed, and then forgotten. Yet adopting automation is about more than offsetting labor shortages and optimizing existing processes. Successful automation can lower costs, increase efficiency, improve utilization, and ultimately help you win new business. So how can you get started without jumping into a massive capital project that may or may not meet your needs? Join Rapid Robotics Director of Customer Operations Steve Barsanti, and VP of Business Alliances Mandy Dwight to learn how manufacturers can take on automation as an incremental, bottom-up process that they can get started on right away.
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