Robots marched on in 2021

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With record orders by North American firms.

Robots marched on in 2021
More robots joined the US workforce last year than ever before, taking on jobs from plucking bottles and cans off conveyor belts at trash recycling plants to putting small consumer goods into cardboard boxes at e-commerce warehouses. It looks like still more robots will come aboard in 2022. Com...

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