In addition to being safer and less costly than the traditional method, the robotic street painter is also more consistent. This solution could quickly become widespread as many cities are having difficulties with labor shortages for city workers.
Sales for the machine are expected to start this year, so it’ll be interesting to see how many cities start adopting the technology.
While there’s plenty of understandable worry about the rise of AI and its potential to replace jobs, robots have been making many jobs safer and more efficient for years.
Amidst a labor shortage, robotic street painters could be valuable for making city jobs safer, and would theoretically not be replacing any workers. If cities can’t fill roles, it seems likely this technology would only make the jobs of existing workers safer and easier.
Source: News 5 Cleveland
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