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Robotics In Malaysia

Robotics in Malaysia: My point of view

My understanding of robotic is any machine or mechanism that is built to complete a task(s) by eliminating some or all human interaction.
Dividing them into specific types:
A) Eliminate some needs of human interaction in end result, but still needs human energy
B) Eliminate some needs of human energy, but still needs human interaction for end result
C) Eliminate all needs of human interaction in end result, but still needs human energy
D) Eliminate all needs of   human energy, but still needs human interaction for the end result
E) Eliminate needs of both human energy and interaction
Robotics is usually used for industrial purpose. Currently Malaysia still can cope with the advancement of the advanced countries. A lot of factory has changed their conventional method into automation.
In the early age, Malaysian people look at the automated machine as a mechanism that will eliminate the needs of labor. Job opportunities will deplete as machine take over the place. Furthermore, rumor arose that machine can work almost 24 hours without human interruption and thus, the company got more profit as no wages to pay for. Realizing such era is coming, workers conducted strike in order to prevent the company from applying robotics in their factories.
Along with that, Malaysia is slow in implementing robotics. In this case, workers are winning, without realizing their mistake, a mistake that hold the advancement of Malaysia and its people.
It shows that the mindset of the early Malaysians is conventional. Yes, they are realistic in the way that they do not simply accept something that is new and unconvincing. On the other hand, no one seems to think about how to manipulate the new thing and make use of it for their own good.
Unlike Malaysian, Japanese is really a manipulator. They modified the new technology and turn it into a wonder that benefits all the Japanese.
Luckily, not far behind, Malaysian developed a new mindset,...