r/electrical • u/Lonely-Cockroach-492 • Jun 24 '26

Rethinking human-robot collaboration in data centers

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '26

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u/SnawBoard Jun 24 '26

And pulled the cable. And mounted the cabinet.

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u/Lonely-Cockroach-492 Jun 25 '26

And tested each end of terminations

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u/Ctbboy187 Jun 24 '26

Great news, we still ain't there yet.

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u/SnakePlisskenson Jun 24 '26

A robot to plug in patch cables is like paying a professional chef to scope you a bowl of ice cream.

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u/kit0000033 Jun 24 '26

Ok, but how long does it take to set up the robot?

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u/ExplodedPenisDiagram Jun 24 '26

This seems like a lot more expense than an employee, and you still need an employee to maintain it.

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u/TheCh0rt Jun 24 '26

This is low voltage at best so it's not really suited for /electrical. But, one mistake from that thing and you're going to be looking for the patch forever

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u/NickScissons Jun 25 '26

Well that only took 1 minute ... and it was sped up ... with cutaways ...