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Re:How Computer Vision Is Changing Manufacturing in 2023 by WheatMillington on Thursday March 09, 2023 @04:05PM (#35086689)
Is this actually true, or is it just hysteria from someone unfamiliar with manufacturing? Because I live in New Zealand, which is on a similar deindustrialization path to America, but with obviously much less manufacturing in the first place. But we nonetheless have a burgeoning manufacturing robotics industry for what we still have - wood processing, pulp and paper, agriculture, etc.
Re:How Computer Vision Is Changing Manufacturing in 2023 by jeffbee on Thursday March 09, 2023 @05:08PM (#35087476)
In what sense do you mean deindustrialization? It appears from various reports that NZ manufacturing output it at a record high. Do you mean as a % of GDP?

In the U.S. the number of people employed in manufacturing is lower than ever but the value of manufacturing has been steady at 12% of GDP since World War 2 ended.