Óra- és Karórajavítók

93% (Közelgő kockázat)

Közvetlen veszély (81-100%): Az ezen a szinten lévő foglalkozások rendkívül nagy valószínűséggel automatizálásra kerülnek a közeljövőben. Ezek a munkák elsősorban ismétlődő, kiszámítható feladatokból állnak, amelyekhez kevés emberi ítélőképességre van szükség.

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A(z) 2023-ban a 'Watch and Clock Repairers' éves középfizetése 58 140 $ volt, vagyis 27 $ óránként.

'Watch and Clock Repairers' magasabb összeget kaptak, mint az országos mediánbér, ami 48 060 $-n állt.

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John (Nagyon valószínű) 11 months ago

A majority of watch repair work can simply not be done by machine

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Hans (Eszélytelen) 1 year ago

Watch reparing is not the same as watch making. Repairs need a high level of analytical skills and hand skills to a) figure out what is wrong b) to rectify what is wrong.

Watch making (manufacturing) has largely 2 levels of skills:

1. Artisan - cannot be replaced by AI.
2. General - The Swatch Group already has a 'no-humans-involved' capabilty and builds its bottom line brand 'Swatch' that way.

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Rei (Nagyon valószínű) 2 years ago

With how humans work less and less in dexterity-based jobs, you can expect that sometimes, robots will be used for this kind of work. Humans will only be operating the robot and giving commands, still deciding what kind of malfunction to fix, since most analog watches still need some kind of manual work to be done.

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Joe (Eszélytelen) 4 years ago

Too much variance for a machine to know what to do on every watch that is presented, at most it would be limited to only one brand but it still could be perfect

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anon (Nagyon valószínű) 4 years ago

Simple and repetitive, good candidate for automation

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Watch Mechanic 4 years ago

Lol it's because watches aren't being used anymore due to smartphones

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Sir William 9 months ago

Luxury Watch market sales are continually increasing by 3-5% each year. The only problem is the watch repair industry itself losing watchmakers. Robots could break into the market, but if you have ever seen how complicated a watch movement is this will most likely be a safe job in the future.

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Bernard Everstein (Eszélytelen) 4 years ago

Not cost effective to have a robot with enough precision and space efficiency for this job no chance buster

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Opinion (Alacsony) 5 years ago

Seems like a high-variance, low volume job. A bad candidate for automation.

Now, the job field will likely shrink, but that's due to people switching to digital/smart watches, a separate issue.

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john doe 5 years ago

"you go man" "They aren't replacing you!"

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Watch Man 5 years ago

I will have you know I graduated top class at the watchmaker instute, and have 3 medals for my excelent craftsmanship which no robot can replicate

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Watch Bot 4 years ago

Im about to end this man's whole career

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reply person2 4 years ago

You reckon lol any robot will do it better eventually, give it a few years

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reply person1 5 years ago

lol

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