Robotization helps Belarusian enterprises to reduce labor intensity of production – Ministry of Industry

Robotization helps Belarusian enterprises to reduce the labor intensity of production. This was stated by Deputy Minister of Industry Alexey Kozlov at the session “Single outline: synergy of robotic complexes in the EAEU industry” within the framework of the business program of the INNOPROM exhibition. Belarus, which opened in Minsk, writes sb.by.

The EAEU member states are joining forces to create technological sovereignty and create competitive products in the field of robotics through a single integration agenda. An interstate program on industrial robotics has already been developed and is being coordinated. It provides for the formation of a joint strategy for the development of robotics.

Alexey Kozlov added that robotics gradually takes on heavy and monotonous processes, improving the working conditions of workers and reducing the complexity of operations.

- About 40 percent of welds are made at BelAZ by robots, the deputy minister said.

The President of Belarus has set a goal to increase the density of robotics in Belarus by almost ten times by 2030 and reach the number of at least 100 robotic systems per 10 thousand workers employed in the manufacturing industry.

- The document creates conditions for state support for those interested in the introduction of robots, the development of robotic systems, software for them and integrated solutions based on them. The introduction of robots into production processes is an important condition for technological leadership and preserving the export potential of any country, he concluded. The first Belarusian-Russian 3D printer was shown at the INNOPROM exhibition. Belarus sichevich@sb.by

Photo on the announcement: archive "SB".