The future of automation
Throughout the history of human civilization, there has been many major turning points in innovation and discoveries that have instilled awe as well as fear in the minds of people, so much so that the word Luddite (used for people who were strongly opposed to the introduction of textile mills during the First Industrial Revolution for fear of losing their livelihoods) has now become synonymous with all people who are against new technologies, be it industrialization, automation, or computerization.
The buzzword today is the Fourth Industrial Revolution—the current age where technology is embedded within societies and even the human body—be it Robotics, 3D printing, nanotechnology, Internet of Things, or autonomous ...
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