If you don’t think we are in a productivity boom consider this from @DisruptionHedge . The age of robotics is here! “Case in point: starting in the 1960s, the largest US automaker, General Motors, steadily transformed its production lines. Today, they incorporate over 30,000 robots, which handle 90% of the spot welding for car frames and exteriors. Beyond heavy machinery, Samsung Electronics is taking automation to a new level at its display plant in Asan, South Korea, where starting in 2026, more than 10,000 robots will produce over 10 million OLED panels annually for flat-screen televisions. The Asan facility automates over 80% of panel assembly and inspection, slashing labor costs and saving the company hundreds of millions of dollars. If you were wondering why prices for the popular 55-inch OLED panels have dropped 90% since 2013, wonder no more. At this point it’s safe to say that every manufacturing industry already utilizes robots. The impact of a growing array of upgraded AI-driven industrial robots will be profound, with factories becoming ever more efficient, lowering costs to consumers.”