US manufacturing

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According to RobCo research, 95% of U.S. industrial companies plan new automation investments by 2028, a comprehensive overview of labor shortages, reshoring effects, increased robot and artificial intelligence adoption, and transformation in financing models
Inventory

Nearly All U.S. Factories Plan to Shift to Automation by 2028

Nearly All U.S. Factories Plan to Shift to Automation by 2028
IKEA's decision to expand local manufacturing in the U.S. in response to rising tariffs and logistics costs, aimed at improving delivery speed, reducing supply chain risks, and integrating with U.S. logistics infrastructure
Supply Chain

IKEA Ramps Up U.S. Manufacturing in Response to Tariffs

IKEA Ramps Up U.S. Manufacturing in Response to Tariffs
Rosemary Coates, Director of the Reshoring Institute, emphasizes that while a partial transformation in US manufacturing efforts is possible due to workforce skill gaps, inadequate infrastructure, high costs, and insufficient factory capacity, it will be limited. The real opportunity lies in sophisticated, automation-heavy manufacturing.
Supply Chain

Is Manufacturing Coming Back to the US? The Reality of Reshoring, Obstacles, and a New Model

Is Manufacturing Coming Back to the US? The Reality of Reshoring, Obstacles, and a New Model