中日船廠加快在焊接、塗裝等工序引入機械人,希望紓緩熟練工人短缺、應付積壓訂單,並與成本較低的中國船廠競爭。 中國船廠去年取得全球新船訂單的63%;這個數字反映訂單,不等於實際造出的船舶比例。現有資料亦不足以可靠列出南韓和日本各自的船舶產量佔比。[12][13] HD Hyundai、Hanwha Ocean和日本Fanuc均有不同的機械人應用或自動化目標,但相關計劃不代表整間船廠已全面自動化。
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