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Portugal

MC invests half a million euros to train 4,000 employees in artificial intelligence

Brand: MC

Campaign: AI Adoption Training Program

Source: https://www.imagensdemarca.pt/artigo/mc-investe-meio-milhao-de-euros-para-formar-4-mil-colaboradores-em-inteligencia-artificial/

Goal: Accelerate the adoption of AI across the organization

Summary: MC is investing approximately 500,000 euros in a training program aimed at equipping 4,000 employees with AI skills by 2026. The initiative focuses on integrating AI into business processes to save around 100,000 hours of work annually by automating tasks and freeing up time for higher-value activities. The strategy includes two key programs, AIccelerate and AI First, which aim to automate operations and develop AI-based products. Initial pilot projects have shown significant reductions in time spent on tasks, and the program will expand to involve more business units throughout the year.

Germany

Germany employs humanoid robots: a new model for industry and services

Brand: igus

Campaign: Iggy Rob Home Launch

Source: https://www.imagensdemarca.pt/artigo/alemanha-poe-robos-humanoides-a-trabalhar-ha-um-novo-modelo-para-industria-e-servicos/

Goal: To make humanoid robots more accessible and practical for various applications.

Claim: More accessible and practical humanoid robots.

Summary: igus is reinforcing its commitment to humanoid robotics with the launch of Iggy Rob Home, a new version designed for non-traditional industrial applications. Developed in Germany, the robot is aimed at sectors like hospitality, education, research, and logistics. The Iggy Rob Home shares a technical platform with the Iggy Rob Industrial but is tailored for interactive tasks and environments. It's designed to be customizable, with features that facilitate human-robot interaction.

automation education humanoid robots logistics technology

Global

LG calculated how many years are spent on invisible obligations

Brand: LG Electronics

Campaign: Free up your mind

Source: https://www.media-marketing.com/vijesti/lg-je-izracunao-koliko-godine-odlazi-na-obaveze-koje-niko-ne-vidi/

Goal: To show how household technology can take over some daily decisions and reduce mental burden

Claim: Free up your mind

Summary: LG Electronics has launched a global campaign, 'Free up your mind', focusing on how household technology can alleviate the mental load of daily tasks. Research indicates this burden equates to 87 days a year for people in the US, UK, and Australia. The campaign features a main film showcasing a family taking a break from household chores to enjoy time together, alongside product-specific videos explaining automation features, and an interactive self-assessment tool for users to gauge their mental overload.

automation household technology mental load