Can Robots Fix Inflation, Supply Chain and Labor Issues? Singapore Thinks So | WSJ
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- With advanced robots and 3-D printers, HP in Singapore has automated many of its manufacturing processes. WSJ visits the facility to unpack the benefits and risks of adopting high-tech manufacturing.
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If only HP can do advanced technology like this to their printer cartridges
They do? They have chips inside them that can sense if the cartridges are HP or a copy
@@misosoppa3279 Hardly advanced technology; simpler versions have been used (and are still used) to reduce theft and copyright infringement for over 40 years.
very true
Very neat. There are warehouses that are automated. The robot does all the labor and a person just inspects before it ships. One here in southern az the floors needed to be perfect flat. A huge warehouse only had 13 workers. The rest was robots.
The question should be why HP has a highly automated manufacturing facility abroad when it can be on US soil.
they have gov subsidies, Singapore's population is also shrinking, and 25% of the labor force is already immigrants from other nations, hence the automation. in the US full automated manufacturing means minimal workers, and no job creation, people will oppose it.
@@minyaksayur The problem is Americans employ the migrants for work, not robots. The liberal can make use of them for their policial ambitions.
so make in US and ship to Asia? with the escalating shipping cost? hmm good thinking
The Singapore engineers are more than willing to ever to raise the bar ..
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Good Job! 🎉😊 These are the job fewer and fewer people wants to do.
Wow , amazing 👍
Amazing
Nice cover
BEAUTIFULL ALL EVERYTHING
They can certainly work in outer space to build!!
The trouble is regardless of whether humans or robots are making HP printers the printers themselves are still garbage.
‘’Courage taught me no matter how bad a crisis gets ... any sound investment will eventually pay off."
Making it out at a young age is quite difficult. I started a side hustle at 17, saved up and made some good investments. l'm 28,live on my own and having a good life for myself. Big ups to you and everyone out there trying
Sounds like plan, how do you put money to work?
@@chrisjohn7823 Yes it sure is. I put in money in investments and get profits. That 's how I make more money without working. This does not sound new to you right ?
@@cryptocasey1083 Thanks for replying me, I've heard so many people talk about investment but none had said how to do it right.
Am hoping on you can explain more on how you make extra income from investments
Help, help! I am being held captive by my robotic overlords
what makes HP willing to invest so much of cobot in Singapore factory,(those cobot aren't cheap, it cost as expensive as your car for each cobot) and why they still keep the factory there? This is what Indonesia and Malaysia government need to think about this.
They need the larger highly-skilled talent pool in Singapore. Indonesia and Malaysia have skilled people too, and they migrate to Singapore for higher wages.
If it needed just robot operators it would have been in Indo or Malay. But since its in innovation phase they need best talent which is easy to find in Singapore.
Neither Malaysia or Indonesia can be trusted.
Corporate tax rate & red tape. Singapore is by far more investors friendly.
@@captmorguegun4440 Say it for what is is, Malaysia and Indonesia require massive bribes.
Companies have been fed up with tight labor shortages and idiotic social trends like "quiet quitting" these past years.....the future of automation tech coupled with AI will only surge from here.
The initiative for type 2
The Wallstreet Jornal needs to talk about Ecosia they are a search engine that plants trees
How often do those robots have downtime due to faults?
Thanks to this video I found out for the first time that HP as we know it is no longer the same as Hewlett Packard. Always assumed that as well
What? Really? Are both different from each other?
@@arbaz79 Nope
People are needy, robots not so much. Humans are needed to fix the robot. When the companies develop robots to fix robots. Hmmm 🤔 who will be the robot checker. 🧐
Time to invest on robotics 💵
Saying "Singapore" like how some people say "Singer" as in "Sing-ger"... Bro.
1:50 what size of shoe is that
hahahahahahahah
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Sounds great.
Robots.
Wow ❤
In the future you need UBI or universal basic income for everyone because many people who lost their job do to robots with AI . Many will go back to school for STEM but new frontier is to space with spacex NASA
This all goes back to the company and the government to restructure welfare around education and laws requiring workers to be retained by the company or offered packages to the employee to get new skills. Another idea I to cover the cost of the move to a place where the person's skills are still in high demand.
Which country has the best robot companies
Japan and swiss-German
American
A small country with many looking for job,driveless taxi,now tis...,how a about without CEO !
Robots will replace everything.
Here's a question, what happens to those people who lost their jobs to automation?
That is why people have to constantly improve themselves to stay in the game. It's the harsh reality unless you wish the world never improves and stays stagnant. Even so, people will lose their jobs due to low demand.
She mentioned it's usually migrant workers that get this kind of jobs. Once automation comes in, they go back to their countries. I don't see how that's a problem.
@@micheljordan123 it is still a bad thing because their work opportunity in that country was much better than what they can do at home but still, it is neccesary and it is all about the pacing of how we introduce this technology so not too many people are displaced and so many can learn the new skillset
The same thing that happens to everything at the bottom of a food chain.
Singapore has a shrinking population, just like japan. it's different situations.
The new era of industrialization improves productivity but destroy jobs, it's a human resource vs robot world crisis in the making.
great! now make ink cartridges cheaper than printers please. (don't make printers more expensive instead)
HP seriously? please, they have dwindled both in size and prestige in Singapore. Several of their manufacturing offices in Alexandra has now been converted to Tech Parks for Google, Cisco, etc. It's a dinosaur company struggling to survive, and manufacturing was supported by the SG government because of the employment it generated, now that's gone whats the point. The company that made money here is ABB :), great ad and pitch. Who wants to work in these windowless, peopless environments. Even the operators now move and walk like robots
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Not overspending can fix inflation. Robots just fix a lot of production limits.
Um … those shoes?
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The robotics displayed in Singapore is a perfect showcase of brave new world where automation and AI will undoubtedly wipe out more jobs than it creates. Today a Chinese worker displaces 3 American counterparts, while tomorrow a robot or a co-bot will take over 10 Chinese workers.
No..
How replacing people with robots helps unemployment?
Gates said once to tax the robots!!!!
The ROBOTS took UR Jerbs.
When most of us are replaced by machines and have no money who is going to buy these low priced products 🤔
Most people think that govts would implement Universal Income. But the reality is that would never happen. Rich people would simply sell to other rich people, turning their automated factories on and off as needed. Neo-Liberal economic policies define and control the world and any country that doesn't follow it and is successful. Will be liberated by United States and NATO.
By that time, you will own nothing and be happy!🙃
But seriously, you are expected to own machines to survive economically. 😉
We need robot's rights!!!!
It's insane that Singapore is neighboring Malaysia, and still have the guts to complain about a labor shortage... They have infinite good labor at their doorstep, they just artificially force them out!
What makes you think Malaysians are good workers?
@@John_Smith_86 i mean, this is the racism that has made it almost impossble for most Malaysians to work in Singapore so I'm not surprise to hear it
@@misosoppa3279 Huh. Malaysian is a nationality, not a race. And I am not even arguing that most Malaysians are bad workers.
I am asking you why do you think you are so special, that you deserve to enter the Great Halls of Paradise, Heaven upon Earth, O Holy Singapore?
Malaysia is not terrible. But Singapore is really really really amazing.
@@misosoppa3279 nah, I got a few Malay friends that migrated to Singapore and are doing just fine. Malaysia is more racist than Singapore, it's in Malaysia's constitution to separate it's people according to race. What Singapore appreciate is talent, and the Malay friends that went there are quite smart. I'm happy for them.
but Malaysia doesn't appreciate them, what more so the non-Bumis? there's a reason why Singapore is much more successful and internationally recognised than Malaysia, in fact there's too many reason.
Will jobs that produce income for humans increase in proportion to jobs eliminated by robots? As this revolutionary technology spreads, the need for universal basic income UBI becomes imminent. As it stands today, unemployed humans don't have the income to buy the products made by robots, or humans. Without UBI, more, and more humans are unable to purchase robot produced products, let alone human made products, which will increase product supply (all while humans struggle to survive), that will decrease price of products resulting in very small profit margins possibly pushing companies out of business. Choice: Either outlaw robots (not likely), or initiate government UBI's for all humans especially in countries with the most automation, or lacking in alternative jobs presently only humans can perform. China will probably lead the way there also since they are automating factories rapidly.
Singapore fix its lack of cheap labor with automatization as western europe and the us fix that problem with peaceful men from mïddle east and afrikå
Yes
i dont understand why we can't use robot to replace "made in china"
I hope robots take more jobs away from humans
No..... please don't
@@manojramesh4598 fine you can work while the rest of us get free money and spend time with family. Im sure the Robots will like your company
@@jaridkeen123 what makes you think your entitled to free money
Using Robots as a tool by humans would be fine but not otherwise.
No. Not when Singapore and US supply lines are so dependent on China.
These robots will never call out sick. They can keep working during a pandemic! (computer virus hits). Oh no!!!!!!!
MAGA Americans are gonna not like this lol
They can't blame their lack of skills to find a job on illegal robots lol
Singapore economy is built on cheap labor from South asia .. they need lots of bankrupt name to keep their economy running
Well, workers would be okay to lose their jobs if we provided them with an income, a universal basic income. When robots are able to perform tasks that humans can, humans would no longer be needed to work. Humans still need money to survive so we provide all humans with monthly allowance, aka universal basic income.
automation its just for company profit
not for comunity
when everything is automation everybody lose their job and dint make money so whos gonna pay buying your end product a robot too?...
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U rtard people move to high value jobs like fixing and training those robots if u were smarter u would have more money
The idea is to reduce human population.
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Singapore fix its lack of cheap labor with automatization as western europe and the us fix that problem with peaceful men from mïddle east and afrikå