Examples of using Robotisation in English and their translations into Polish
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Automation and robotisation of cutting process.
Employment costs are mounting- an opportunity for automation and robotisation.
Studies show that robotisation creates new jobs.
According to the Head of the Government,another challenge we face is robotisation.
Poland's low robotisation index is a source of concern.
In Central and Eastern Europe top positions are occupied by the Czech Republic and Slovakia, whose robotisation index is 48.
Households' robotisation accelerated at the end of the'90s.
Also, I would like to make it clear that we don't have any fear of further robotisation and we are happy to have decided to pursue it.
Robotisation was a strategic decision made on the basis of long-term calculations.
Digitisation, automation, robotisation as a powerful source of data.
Robotisation and automation versus changes in the educational system and in social life- in behaviour, needs and habits.
As a regulatory superpower, the EU can take the lead in establishing international rules for a future world of artificial intelligence and robotisation.
Robotisation and artificial intelligence are replacing routine jobs, not only on the factory floor, but in the office.
I am therefore inclined to call it a kind of strict robotisation where- when the product to be produced is phased out- you can use the(same) robot for a new project.
This area is innovative, by launching new products in HR and accounting services, offering optimisation solutions both product-wise(adding management accounting to accounting services) andorganisation-wise Lean Management and robotisation.
Poland has only 6,500 robots, and our robotisation index equals 14 robots per 10,000 industrial employees, while the European average is 77, and the global average is 55.
Digitalisation in industry is a key part of a broader transformation of the economy that includes robotisation, material sciences, and new production processes, referred to as Industry 4.0.
Issues to explore are public procurement, innovation-friendly regulation, tailored financial instrument, better targeted Structural Fund support, potential tax incentives, training, support and updating skills,the latter by specifically taking digitalisation and robotisation into account.
The fourth industrial revolution- artificial intelligence, robotisation, internet of things, 3D printing and digitalisation- is already here, and has a far reaching impact on everything, including the economy, politics and science.
Industrial policy has a strong social dimension that affects all layers of society: regions and municipalities, any business,workforces in fast-changing patterns of workplaces- digitisation, robotisation, service-related manufacturing, ICT- the education sector and universities, consumers and citizens.
Internationalisation, fragmentation of product chains, the blurring of boundaries between sectors, the increasing significance of( transversal) technologies,automation and robotisation, and now digitisation, generation of tailor-made approaches and solutions and, most of all, the generally accepted view that a large percentage of the products and services available today will be replaced by ranges of new products and services within even the foreseeable future, are all good examples of the current situation of continuous industrial change4.