While there is a widespread concern that robots will displace industrial workers, Kiva explains the reality that many industries, including manufacturing, lack skilled workers to do the machine work, even worse now with the aging workforce. Sarcos is focused on providing the workforce of the future where robots can collaborate with humans and perhaps improve their abilities.Kiva also talks about the industrial IoT advancements and solutions that are in the process of development, stating that the ability of robots to perform these duties autonomously will be a huge step forward. The focus is still on developing a product that has the dexterity and mobility of a human. This will hasten mainstream adoption because the job locations and buildings were designed for humans.They cover:👉 Delivering futuristic and interesting products that have commercial viability👉 The implication of an aging workforce and declining skilled workers👉 Frameworks for achieving measurable business value in the industrial landscape👉 The workforce and the future of IoT👉 The electrification of robots👉 Robotics as a service 👉 Digital twins and IoT solutions for robotics👉 Why does robotics aspire to build products with human dexterity and kinematics equivalents?👉 Power-to-weight ratio and energy considerations for robotics👉 Achieving autonomous tasks capability👉 Kiva’s perspective of a CEO's function in driving company growth👉 The growing value of robotics-as-a-Service👉 Approaches to efficient commercialization of robotics productsIf you're interested in learning more about robots as a service and how Sarcos is using custom IoT solutions, AI, and machine learning to enable rapid innovation while delivering business value, tune into this episode of Over the Air — IoT, Connected Devices, & the Journey podcast.Subscribe here:👉 YouTube: https://bit.ly/3tYPLQI 👉 Apple: https://apple.co/3tZpQZ3 👉 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3KTQ7Pr 👉 RSS: https://bit.ly/3E1YJ4jAnd connect with Kiva here:👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kivaallgood👉 Website: https://www.sarcos.comOver the Air is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so