Factory in sentence

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He said, "I'm 48 years old, and I have worked at this factory for 30 years.

I went from high school to factory.

My father worked at this factory," he said.

"My grandfather worked at this factory.

There was basically a factory of industrial machines.

Now that same kind of software could destroy an oil refinery or a pharmaceutical factory or a semiconductor plant.

You focus on the possible problems, like eradicating polio from the world, or taking an image of every single street across the globe, or building the first real universal translator, or building a fusion factory in your garage.

He gave an example of a pin factory.

I felt like a Detroit factory worker of the '80s seeing a robot that could now do his job on the assembly line.

General purpose technologies drive most economic growth, because they unleash cascades of complementary innovations, like lightbulbs and, yes, factory redesign.

Put them together, and we're seeing a wave of astonishing breakthroughs, like robots that do factory work or run as fast as a cheetah or leap tall buildings in a single bound.

Now the really interesting thing about these reactors is they're built in a factory.

It's a way to bring power to the developing world, because it's produced in a factory and it's cheap.

The only factory capable to transform CO2 into oxygen, are the forests.

And just to give a sort of glimpse of that technology, the ability to plot points in the sky and to transmit, to transfer that information now, directly into the factory.

And on the left are the cutting machines, which then, in the factory, enable those individual pieces to be fabricated and plus or minus very, very few millimeters, to be slotted together on site.

We're moving into this future where the factory is everywhere, and increasingly that means that the design team is everyone.

There's a cool group over in Christchurch in New Zealand looking at post-earthquake development housing, and thanks to the TED city Prize, we're working with an awesome group in one of Rio's favelas to set up a kind of community factory and micro-university.

But I think when it comes to factory robots, people are sort of afraid, because factory robots are dangerous to be around.

Mildred's a factory worker in Connecticut.

One hour after she saw her first industrial robot, she had programmed it to do some tasks in the factory.

When we first went out to talk to people in factories about how we could get robots to interact with them better, one of the questions we asked them was, "Do you want your children to work in a factory?"

And as a result of that, Mildred is very typical of today's factory workers in the U.S. They're older, and they're getting older and older.

There aren't many young people coming into factory work.

Each robot and drone should have a cryptographically signed I.D. burned in at the factory that can be used to track its movement through public spaces.

You get the sense of this incredible factory for creativity.

Ten years ago, say you're Foxconn setting up an iPhone factory, by chance.

So where do you set up your new factory?

Would you set up a factory in sub-Sahara in the mid-1970s?

The economic challenges facing us are hard, but when I walk the factory floor, and I see how humans and brilliant machines are becoming interconnected, and I see the difference this makes in a hospital, in an airport, in a power generation plant, I'm not just optimistic, I'm enthusiastic.

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