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The Robot Reproduction Riddle
Ah, the magnificent automation paradox: who exactly builds the robots that build more robots that build automated factories that churn out products for humans who are increasingly unnecessary in the production cycle? It's like asking who cuts the barber's hair in a town where everyone's going bald anyway. A production strategy outlines the approach taken to manufacture a product efficiently and cost-effectively while meeting design and market requirements. When scaling from limited production to mass production, significant differences in methods, tooling, and economics come into play. If a product is engineered and optimized specifically for limited production without considering mass production needs, the transition to mass production can become economically unviable and logistically challenging. Here’s why:
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