The Rise of Robotics in the Power and Water Sector

The way your drinking water is treated and the way your home is electrified will be conquered by robotics.


Conquer the weak with robotics.

The way your drinking water is treated and the way your home is electrified will soon be conquered by robotics.

Don’t worry, robots will not invade the water pipelines nor topple down the power lines. Rather, they are here to help you become secured with adequate supply of safe drinking water and power supply amidst environmental challenges. This is possible through courageous innovators and technology leaders who want to step-up the basic utilities wherein everyone is a sure beneficiary.

Robotics is now the language that engineers and scientists speak when it comes to solving the simplest to the most complex dilemmas human encounter. The water and power sectors are gradually changing its shape and there is a need to support the increasing demands of the billions of people who are growing on top of the only living planet.

The said invention has changed the way how engineers think of solutions. Through multiple tests, research and prototypes, they make sure that they program the best commands that would install the betterment of lives of people. The vision behind robotics is not to surpass human intelligence but rather to amplify what the human brain can do through artificial intelligence.

Despite the drawbacks that industry encountered with its numerous outputs, it still strives to bounce back and now, we can see how robotics break the boundaries beyond the insurmountable challenge of technology.

From detecting cracks in dams to optimizing energy of electric power plants, robotics has played a vital role to save the lives not just of human beings but also of other creatures that are affected by continuous changes in the planet’s landscape.

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Want to know more about robotics? Submerge yourself in this issue and you may possibly become one of the future investors in robotics!

On the other hand, as a bonus for this month’s release, we are to give you a peek featuring different facets of the life of an engineer—starring hard facts in the professional work environment, life hacks and useful leadership guide.

In contrary to what most people think, engineers around the globe also face massive layoffs from the workforce of various industries. Finding a new job may not be as easy as it seems, but here, we present you solutions that will definitely increase your chances to survive your first week in a new engineering job.

Truth be told, no matter how promising a new job can be, you will always encounter inconvenient truths especially in engineering careers. The profession is not perfect per se but definitely it is worthy of your investment. Here you will also read that with the right people around you coupled with perseverance and strong determination, all will fall into its proper place. But again, there is no formula to success. Still, cheers to you, engineer!

 

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Robert Bagatsing
Managing Editor and Founder of GineersNow based in Dubai and Manila. Survived marketing at Harvard, Management at AIM and proud Bedan.

The Rise of Robotics in the Power and Water Sector

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