By SEA Globe
Oct. 9, 2019
Some of the final products made here are stamped with logos for
small-town organisations in the US heartland; others are limited-edition
items for household name brands such as eyewear designer Oakley.
But not everything needs a human eye or hand, factory manager Kim van der Weerd said, nodding at a nearby computer screen.
“This used to be somebody’s job,” she said.
Oct. 9, 2019
Advances in automation are fuelling fears that the rise of robots could drive millions of Asian factory jobs back to the West.
Even on a warm Friday afternoon, the floor
stammers with activity at Raytec’s garment factory in the west of the
Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh.
But not everything needs a human eye or hand, factory manager Kim van der Weerd said, nodding at a nearby computer screen.
“This used to be somebody’s job,” she said.
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