Are robots the answer to the UK’s looming labour crisis?
As labour shortages threaten the economy thanks to worries surrounding Brexit, tech company Bots.co.uk is looking to address the issue with innovative robots.
Whilst the UK has historically drawn from a vast pool of hardworking and skilled labourers from around Europe, these workers are starting to feel less comfortable in a country that is about to leave the European Union. As such, companies are struggling to fill positions.
This is where robots come in. Fortunately for many businesses, investment in the industry means robots are set to become a common solution to labour shortfalls. Bots.co.uk is a pioneer of these specialised robots and hires them out to companies struggling with recruitment.
Companies using robots are already discovering their many benefits, some of which go beyond the capabilities of human workers. For example, these agile machines are capable of completing intricate, repetitive motions that transcend anything a labourer could realistically offer.
A company spokesperson for Bots.co.uk said: “We have found that robots are not only propping up the labour shortage but are significantly improving productivity and accuracy within manufacturing industries."
This is great news for struggling companies, particularly thanks to the low cost of hire. Indeed, Bots.co.uk offers robots for rent for as little as £65 per day, helping factories avoid the possibility of operating at anything less than full capacity. What’s more, robots can operate 24/7, meaning struggling companies can get back on their feet quickly by reducing backlog.
Robots are also able to perform CNC tending, meaning they are amazingly self-sufficient and will free up employee time to do more important jobs elsewhere.
As one of the leading companies in their field, Bots.co.uk are already discovering that robot hire is popular amongst a wide range of industries including pharmaceutical, food and agriculture, furniture manufacture, and much more.
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