That the world of automation is about to. Take a huge leap forward. As we go into the future. What will it be like? How will it look? This is what we may see in our 2040s. In the two decades to 2040. Some say that we will see autonomous transport trucks. That will be a common sight in our daily lives. Some say that cars and buses will be driverless. Some say that cars and trucks will be intelligent. We’ll also see all kinds of automation. At home automation will become more common. We will also see many different types of machines that take over many different tasks in our lives. Some of them will be dangerous and dangerous to humans. How do we protect ourselves from harm? We’ll have to think about that. And we can’t forget that we’ll have to keep an eye on the machines. Because they will be able to do many things we can’t. We’ll also have to deal with the cybersecurity issues that will arise. When we have these new technologies in our hands. Will we be ready? Will we be able to handle the changes and uncertainties that will come? We’ll need to think about that too. FST is a company that has already made great strides in artificial intelligence. In fact, their artificial intelligence technology is widely used in many fields. One example is shipping. They use the FST software for ship automation. It is a widely used automation technology in the shipping industry. The FST software allows ships to travel safely and efficiently. And that is critical to the shipping industry. Ship automation is now coming to the fore. With more and more ships entering service. The use of FST has made shipping safer. And even more efficient. FST can easily automate a ship. The FST software makes it possible. If you are interested in finding out more about FST. Please visit And if you want to talk to an FST team member. Please call 1-800-737-9127. We’ll be happy to help. Why? Because we want to continue making progress in automation. We want to help you. We want to help our customers. And we want to help our industry. Thank you.Q:
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