Kran- und Turmbediener

Sean Hicks (Höchstwahrscheinlich) 3 months ago

It's just a matter of time I mean these owners of these ports they can save millions of dollars because they don't have to pay AI automated workers anything they work 24/7 24 hours 7 days a week they don't take breaks they don't complain they don't need a cafeteria they don't even need a parking lot for their vehicles you don't have to pay them bottom line it's a no-brainer second of all you don't have to give him a pension you don't have to listen to them bitching about strikes and all that nonsense okay it's over all those people will be replaced AI is only been here for a year and a half in the next year to 2 years there will be no dock workers why would they pay people when they can get AI that works for free 24 hours a day 7 days a week no complaining and their job nobody messes up they don't mess up they think basically a hundred thousand times per minute faster than a human being that's a fact human beings are dinosaurs okay these doc workers that are going on strike they want them to so in their contract they can fire them and then they don't have to pay them a pension because they broke their contract that's why biden's not going to interfere and send them back to work they're their own worst enemy they're so stupid and sitting there ways that they're their own worst enemy they're their own demise maybe they could have lasted another couple of years maybe but by doing this they're done in China almost all the ports there's only like 5% of human beings in all the ports in China and Japan there are no more human beings why who needs them Amazon giant buildings Amazon units their buildings are like 8 Miles by four miles four stories in this literally like 20 human beings maybe it's all AI robot why pay humans it's the end of human beings the only people are the greedy owners of all this that are going to be okay and there's no middle class anymore and basically there's going to be hardly any working poor because there's no jobs for them automation is inevitable why pay silly humans when you can get AI that works for free it's a no-brainer

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Hunter R (Niedrig) 3 months ago

Being a crane operator, the amount of real time risk assessment that is needed is not possible by machines. Maybe one day. But not with in 20 years.

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Crane Services Edmonton 1 year ago

Crane and tower operators play a vital role in ensuring safe and efficient lifting operations. This topic explores the responsibilities of operators, including training, certification, and ongoing evaluation to maintain a high level of safety on construction sites.

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RICH 1 year ago

Not for construction cranes. Crawler ,hydraulic cranes.

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Anonymous (Höchstwahrscheinlich) 3 years ago

I believe a system of loading and unloading at a port could be done using white circular tags on top of cargo containers to represent the depth and coordinates of a location. A ship-to-shore crane could use Artificial Intelligence to know the type of ship in port and the inventory of shipments using inventory statistics from other AI loading docks. These circles on the tops and possibly sides of the containers (and possibly the boat to determine what kind of boat is docking) could be seen by a camera that could determine the proportions of distance by what size the tags are in comparison to others. The boat would have to dock in a certain zone to be analyzed by cameras. Redundant memory could basically keep ports running at top efficiency as long as engineers could make a crane that could handle high rates of the workforce for the increased efficiency of movement and certainty of execution.

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