The presence of robots in human life has been discussed many times by sci-fi writers, but now, robots are already coming into our reality. By replacing simple functions performed by humans in production, errors can be reduced and execution can be accelerated.

It is no secret that many industrial companies are actively using robotics in assembly lines and in logistics, which reduces the human factor and makes it possible to do with minimal involvement of people.

Reducing the cost of industrial robots makes it possible to achieve economic efficiency from their use, and in fact, people only have to watch how the mechanisms automatically produce products without human involvement.

Germany has even coined the term Industry 4.0, which refers to the construction of fully automated production and logistics networks where machines interact with each other as part of the production process. The combination of robotics, the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and 3D printing is already making it possible to build fully mechanized factories to produce products ranging from sneakers to cars.