At the forefront of the fourth industrial revolution, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) have become significant trends in packaging robotics and automation. AI refers to software that is trained to perform specific tasks, while ML uses algorithms to learn insights and patterns from data. According to a report from PMMI, AI-based applications in the packaging industry are expected to grow at a CAGR of over 50% in the next five years.

One company making strides in this field is Deep Learning Robotics (DLRob). DLRob has developed groundbreaking robot control software that allows users to teach robots tasks by demonstrating them. Through advanced ML algorithms, robots can learn by observing and mimicking human actions. DLRobs software is user-friendly and adaptable to various robots and applications.

In April, DLRob announced a software update that enables its customers to connect and control a wider range of robotics devices, including Universal Robots UR series of cobots. This expansion increases the capabilities and versatility of DLRobs software.

In another collaboration, Intrinsic, an Alphabet company, and Siemens have partnered to explore integrations and interfaces between Intrinsics AI-based robotics software and Siemens Digital Industries portfolio for industrial production automation. The goal is to bridge the gaps between robotics, automation engineering, and IT development, making industrial robotics more accessible and usable for businesses, entrepreneurs, and developers. This collaboration aims to bring joint solutions to the market that can benefit more enterprises.

Both Intrinsic and Siemens emphasize the importance of combining robotics with the production environment to maximize value. By accelerating the development process and facilitating seamless operation, they aim to democratize access to robotics and automation technology.

This collaboration highlights the growing significance of AI and ML in the packaging industry, paving the way for innovative advancements in robotics and automation for various sectors.

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