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Mail from this address is about robotics and automation. The robot is the least of it. The work is in the supply chain: harmonic drives, precision reducers, machine vision, and the control software that decides whether a line changes over in a day or a month. Adoption is decided by integration time and retraining cost far more often than by the hardware.

That is why a plant can buy a cell, install it, and still take a year to run it at rate. The interesting number is rarely the price of the machine. It is the cost of the engineering hours around it and the wage it is being compared against.

Which is also why adoption curves in this field look flat for a long time and then do not. The work happens before anything is visible in a shipment number.

By the time it shows up in orders, the decision was made two years earlier.