Germany's 'smart factories' have some way to go
Currently only four out of 10 companies in key industrial sectors make use of digitisation, heralded as the fourth industrial revolution
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COLLABORATIVE robots and intelligent machinery may have wowed the crowds at this year's Hannover Messe, but experts see German industry as having some way to go towards incorporating them on factory floors in what could become the fourth industrial revolution.
The undoubted star of the world's largest industrial trade fair which closed its doors in the northern German city on Friday was YuMi, a collaborative dual-armed robot made by Swiss-based automation technology group ABB.
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