Throughout history, humans have strived to make their work easier by simplifying the production process or specific operations. Initially, improvised tools were used, followed by simple mechanisms that were gradually improved over time.

Automation has entered production, and advanced automated control systems have emerged, now covering almost all industries and areas of human activity.

The main pillars of automation are consistency, coherence, transferability, and planning: consistency in executing and managing production processes, and coherence across all stages and links of the process.

● Increase in production productivity. ● Improvement in the quality of production processes and the final product. ● Reduction in the share of the human factor in production. ● Reduction in direct costs for human labor. ● The ability to perform tasks in hazardous environments, as well as those that go beyond human capabilities. ● Improvement in the company's economic performance.