Introduction:
In recent years, the rise of robotics and automation has been a transformative force in the manufacturing industry. These technologies promise not only to increase production efficiencies but also to revolutionize the very nature of the manufacturing process.And also it's effect the humans job opportunities.

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Evolution and Impact: 
The introduction of robotics in manufacturing can be traced back to the 1960s, with the deployment of the first industrial robots. Over time, advancements in technology have enabled these machines to perform increasingly complex tasks, ranging from simple pick-and-place operations to intricate assembly tasks.
Efficiency and Productivity:
Robotics and automation have drastically increased the efficiency of manufacturing processes. Automated machines can work 24/7 without fatigue, ensuring continuous production. This has led to a significant reduction in production time, resulting in cost savings and increased output.

Quality and Precision:
Unlike human workers, robots do not make errors due to fatigue or distraction. This ensures that each product is manufactured with consistent quality, reducing the need for rework and ensuring that the end consumer receives a high-quality product.

Environmental Impact:
Robotics and automation have also contributed to sustainable manufacturing. Precise operations mean fewer resources are wasted, and automated systems can be optimized for energy efficiency.

Conclusion:
Robotics and automation are no longer the future of manufacturing - they are the present. Their influence can be seen in increased productivity, improved product quality, and the evolution of the workforce. As we move forward, their role will only become more pronounced, reshaping the landscape of manufacturing in ways we can only begin to imagine.

Author Bio:
L. MAHESH KUMAR 
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