With the 29 March edging ever closer, Mark Gray of Universal Robots encourages manufacturers to prepare for the impact that leaving the EU will have on their businesses, and how they can minimise damage by looking to automate their systems British manufacturers have fallen behind other developed countries in automation, ranking the lowest in robot density out of the G7 nations, indicating a severe need for investment in the sector. The lack of investment is thought to be partially due to the seemingly endless supply of EU labour however, following the announcement that Britain will be exiting the EU, an intense labour gap has opened up in the industry, resulting in unease among the nation's manufacturers regarding future investments. However, regardless of the outcome, manufacturers need to start planning ahead for whatever situation the industry may face following 29 March, in order to minimise the impact on their businesses.
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机译：随着3月29日近近的，Mark Gray of Universal Robots鼓励制造商准备离开欧盟将在其业务上的影响，以及他们如何通过寻求自动化系统的伤害，以自动化其英国制造商落后于其他发达国家 在自动化中，在G7国家的机器人密度中排名最低，表明对该部门的投资严重需要。 缺乏投资被认为部分由于欧盟劳动的看似无穷无尽的供应而部分，但是，在英国将退出欧盟的宣布之后，该行业开辟了强烈的劳动力差距，导致国家制造商的不安。 未来的投资。 然而，无论结果如何，制造商都需要开始计划，以便在3月29日前可能面临行业可能面临的任何情况，以尽量减少对业务的影响。
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