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Utility Power & Water Robots, Electric Power & Water Leaders magazine, Nov2019

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Robots, developed to

perform various human

functions in a more

precise and faster manner,

are now becoming a

significant contributor to our

everyday lives. Since the

replacement of hand-built car

by robotic assembly lines,

robots have slowly made their

way into the various sectors of

the industry, and the utility

sector is no exception.

In fact, the global revenue for

all robotics, including drones,

to be used in the transmission

and distribution segments, is

predicted to reach about

$13.2 billion by 2026. With

manufacturers gearing towards

the production of

Robotics Process Automation

(RPA) bots, the applications of

these machines are

becoming larger and wider by

the minute. This type of robot

is capable of mimicking how a

human would interact with an

application with the same User

Interface (UI).

With this in consideration, the

power and water industry is

now researching more ways

to incorporate these machines

into their systems. The major

applications of robots in the

utility industry are identified

below.

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Robots, developed to perform various human functions in a more precise and faster manner, are now becoming a significant contributor to our everyday lives. Since the replacement of hand-built car by robotic assembly lines, robots have slowly made their way into the various sectors of the industry, and the utility sector is no exception. In fact, the global revenue for all robotics, including drones, to be used in the transmission and distribution segments, is predicted to reach about $13.2 billion by 2026. With manufacturers gearing towards the production of Robotics Process Automation (RPA) bots, the applications of these machines are becoming larger and wider by the minute. This type of robot is capable of mimicking how a human would interact with an application with the same User Interface (UI). With this in consideration, the power and water industry is now researching more ways to incorporate these machines into their systems. The major applications of robots in the utility industry are identified below. 18

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