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Innovations sourcing among robotics companies

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Aleksandra Kadłubowska
Feb 15, 2018
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At the time of looking for new ways to add value to the lives of the existing human lives on Earth, science and technology have gone into a lot of research and development over the years, hoping to find a silver lining at the end of the tunnel. These efforts are what gave birth to global tech communities migrating to form electronic companies, robotics companies, tech eco-system nurturing tech talents and ChallengeRocket.


Robotic mechanics are that form of science and technology that have gained a lot from crowdsourcing, product development at different stages, innovation, product promotion and sales conversion over the years. It is all made possible by a continuous strife by robotic companies to better the lives of the average man in the world no matter how small.


A time without number rate boosting for robotics fail or drops at a particular time and at that point, it's perfect to seek a fresh start or improve on an existing one. For these reasons innovation sourcing from electronic and robotic companies like VivaLNK, Inc., Pebble, Xiaomi are hoping to save the world and improve it by providing the right robot mechanics that suit every process that is repetitive or carries a huge overhead cost. One place they surely will be looking at when sourcing for new product ideas is the automated process.


Automation process

The automation process is looking to build a system or robot that controls a certain type of repetitive task in the home or office like, filing papers, dropping coffee, buying stuff online and a whole lot more. The process is also aimed at increasing the efficiency of the robot process at the same time reducing cost. With the knowledge of improving the robotics process, new product ideas spring up and need to be jotted.


In 2014 the BCG predicted that the global worldwide tech communities, especially robotics mechanism will be worth $67 billion in 2025, it went ahead to improve on it in the year 2017 by predicting the growth of robotics will increase by $87 billion. Part of this amount of money will be brought by private investment into robotics companies to fashion out new ways of capturing a share of this huge market.


New ideas in our daily living

In the same way, people have built robots to cater to the elderly ones, sick people, and perform household chores. More robots will be used as an Artificial intelligence to carry out more complex task rather than just the repetitive task it's known for in the first place.


The procurement of faster CPUs has made it easy to integrate complex algorithm into a robot that would enable him to perform complex tasks at a certain time without breaking down.


Learning capabilities because of the presence of AI in these robots will allow them to provide greater value to the user as soon as those gaps in human lives are filled by them. Robots have been built to tackle binary and stock market tradings, predicting based on available data it has collected from its users in other for them to make sound business decisions. These are some of the few ways new ideas will spring up from sourcing innovation in the robotics industry. As soon as a void can be filled by a robot either by working with an existing human workforce or independently on its own, new ideas will be developed.


Source through a decision-making process

Most tasks that involve decision making needs to be laid down by a robot for the person responsible for the process of decision making to take action. All the work might have been done by a robot, but the final plunge will have to be taken by the manager. At this point, it becomes imperative to seek those processes that might require a robot and a decision maker. Earlier we used binary trading to give an example of how robots can help in decision making. Another example is the filling of items and bringing them out to the user as soon as it's requested upon.


A company looking to complete huge tasks online can employ the services of a robot in other to do the necessary research. Robots can do that research and drop them at the desk of a human to make decisions. For example, a company looking to find the right product mix will need a robot to fix the operation process that doesn't affect the brand. By studying other competitors and countless research, it can come up with the best algorithm for the product.


By acting as a go-to company for anything robotics

People have lots of questions when it comes to robots. A lot of people want to know how they work, how they can help them solve their problems and how they can maintain them. If you collate this data together, you can find an innovative source for them to build a new product or improve on existing ones.


It can only happen if you make your company or product accessible or open to a crowdsourcing platform online. The frequent bombardment of inquiries might be too hectic to conduct yourself, but the data is important if new product ideas are to be created


Buy or build new robotic technology

No robotic company can be able to monitor what goes on in the global tech communities; it becomes an online challenge to fish out innovative ideas or product from startups to buy. Buying startups have great advantages and can be seen as a new way of sourcing ideas. Some new innovations have gone on to ensure their parent company with their staggering sales and conversion.


If it gets too steep to buy an existing company or idea like social media networks have done over the years. It can take the form of tech giants like Apple and Microsoft, who churn out almost similar products on PC. Robotic companies can take that step to source for new product development.


Innovative sourcing concerning lots of companies like help in giving them an advantage ahead of their rivals in the industry.

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Tomasz Florczak tomek@challengerocket.com

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