As Election Day looms over the province of Ontario, with no surprises expected, no one is mentioning that about 1/3 of those polled are composed of landline owners. Robocalls and robotexts are still working non-stop to reach those remaining. Fewer than half of eligible voters are predicted to fill out a ballot.
Polls and surveys aren’t the only tasks seeing increased automation. Agricultural jobs that have long been difficult to staff may also see some changes. Solinftec is bringing its Solix Ag Robotics AgTech robotic platform to Canada. Working in partnership with Stone Farms and the University of Saskatchewan, the company expects to have the solution available for next year’s wheat season.
