Fast 10 % der südkoreanischen Arbeitskräfte sind heute Roboter – Das Land hatte laut einer neuen Umfrage 1.012 Roboter pro 10.000 Mitarbeiter und liegt damit weltweit an der Spitze
Fast 10 % der südkoreanischen Arbeitskräfte sind heute Roboter – Das Land hatte laut einer neuen Umfrage 1.012 Roboter pro 10.000 Mitarbeiter und liegt damit weltweit an der Spitze
>South Korea is the main adopter of industrial robots with 1,012 per 10,000 employees, and has increased its use of robots by 5% each year since 2018, the IFR found.
TemporaryUser10 on
why didn’t they just say 1 robot per 10 employees to simplify. I mean, technically 10% told us what we needed to know
zbynekstava on
What’s interesting, is that this is percentage of workers in manufacturing. There are 34m in China, 31m in EU, 16m in US and 4m in South Korea. That translates to approx. 1,5m robots in China, 1m in EU, 0,5m in US an 0,4m in Korea.
jeonghwa on
The government’s trying to encourage them to have robot children, but inflation and work life-balance is just so out of control.
Cassandder on
More robots, fewer babies. People being quite literally replaced.
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>The use of [robots](https://www.ibtimes.com/ai-robot-uprising-showroom-3751595) in factories around the world has more than doubled in the last seven years, with [South Korea](https://www.ibtimes.com/inside-south-korean-weapons-factory-that-could-supply-kyiv-3752222) topping the list of countries with the highest robot density, according to a report.
>China has also surpassed Germany and Japan in the use of robots in 2023, an annual survey by the [International Federation of Robotics](https://ifr.org/ifr-press-releases/news/global-robot-density-in-factories-doubled-in-seven-years) shows.
>South Korea is the main adopter of industrial robots with 1,012 per 10,000 employees, and has increased its use of robots by 5% each year since 2018, the IFR found.
why didn’t they just say 1 robot per 10 employees to simplify. I mean, technically 10% told us what we needed to know
What’s interesting, is that this is percentage of workers in manufacturing. There are 34m in China, 31m in EU, 16m in US and 4m in South Korea. That translates to approx. 1,5m robots in China, 1m in EU, 0,5m in US an 0,4m in Korea.
The government’s trying to encourage them to have robot children, but inflation and work life-balance is just so out of control.
More robots, fewer babies. People being quite literally replaced.