There are few phrases that give workers pause like “tech-driven manufacturing.” After all, with wild doomsday scenarios like robots taking all the jobs, it’s easy to see this emerging field as a bad thing. But tech-driven manufacturing is anything but bad—it’s actually quite positive—and not just for workers, but for businesses and consumers, too.
It may seem counter-intuitive that increasing reliance upon technology is a good thing, but tech-driven manufacturing allows workers more freedom to focus on less monotonous and more important aspects of their jobs, making them more efficient. This in turn decreases costs to your business, which translates to savings for your end users: your customers.
If you’re ready to automate your manufacturing processes but aren’t sure where to start, we’ve compiled a list of the top 10 states for tech manufacturing–states with a skilled workforce that’s already using automation to create products–right here in America. Read more……