Over the past few decades, some of the most creative, resilient, and forward-thinking ideas haven’t emerged from these traditional centers of power—they’ve come from emerging economies.

Automation is the driving force behind those experiences that make you go, “Wow, that was easy.”

What does it take to get your favorite snack from the farm to your pantry? The answer might surprise you.

You know automation could make life easier, faster, and more efficient—but the decision? It’s still sitting on the back burner.

When we think of automation, we often picture speed, efficiency, and precision. But let’s talk about another crucial factor that’s shaping the future of automation systems: flexibility.

In hospitals, time isn’t just money—it’s life. Every minute counts, whether it’s diagnosing a critical condition, monitoring a treatment plan, or deciding the next step for a patient in the ER.

If there’s one constant in the complex world of hospitals, it’s that delivering excellent care is powered by people.

Hospitals are buzzing with the promise of next-generation technologies, from robotic surgical assistants to automated medication dispensers.

If you walk into any hospital today, you’ll likely hear the same story: There are too many patients and insufficient staff due to the shortage of healthcare workers.