This slide features a bar chart under "FIGURE 3" and bulleted points discussing the potential of worker time being augmented/automated by intelligent technologies.

The slide features a prominent image of a person using augmented reality, with text on the right and a trend assessment.

The slide features three line charts illustrating Australia's y/y real GDP, unemployment rate, and y/y CPI from 2005 to 2025. The layout is clear with minimal text.

Three line charts displaying Australia's y/y real GDP, unemployment rate, and y/y percentage change in CPI from 2005-25F. Moderate complexity, suitable for presenting detailed economic data and trends.

The slide features a comprehensive table and icons showing policy strategies, enablers, and interventions for developing the battery industry in Australia.

Slide presents a tabular data overview of projected work done in residential, commercial, and infrastructure sectors in Australia from FY22 to FY25, under three scenarios.

This slide contains multiple bar charts and textual content. There are three bar charts arranged horizontally, comparing Australia, US, and Indonesia in terms of production costs for lithium. The bar charts are divided into categories like Feedstock, Conversion Costs, Capex, and Tax. Each country's chart is distinguished by a different color and there are annotations and percentage changes highlighted.

Contains comparative data and visual representations, including a column chart and side-by-side comparisons, on CO2 intensity and environmental impacts of nickel and lithium mining in Australia versus other countries. The slide uses distinct colors to differentiate between countries and includes detailed annotations explaining the significance of the data presented.

Includes a table with bullet points and textual analysis detailing Australia's presence in global mining for key battery materials like lithium, cobalt, and nickel.

The slide uses a column chart to depict Australian residential work from FY07 to FY25, showing actuals and projections in three scenarios. It includes explanatory text boxes and scenario legends.

This slide shows a set of circular charts displaying Australian consumers' top values in healthcare, such as access to care, cost-effectiveness, and relief from pain and anxiety.

Features a mix of column charts and a line graph comparing loan and lease originations, revenues, net charge-offs, and macroeconomic factors affecting the auto finance industry.

The slide has moderate visual complexity, featuring an industrial automation technology stack and corresponding companies in each category. The layout is informative, with a balance between text descriptions and graphic representations of the technology levels and companies.

The slide contrasts manual vs. automated development techniques. It features text on both sides with a central image of a human and a robot shaking hands, symbolizing the collaboration between humans and AI. The design is straightforward, focusing on the comparison.

The slide is divided into two sections. On the left, bulleted text highlights automation benefits for IBKR. On the right, a column chart with overlaid percentage lines displays cost metrics over three years.

Bar charts showing the share of task hours carried out by machines in selected industries (ICT, financial services, automotive, energy utilities, professional services, health & healthcare) for 2018 and 2024.

This slide presents a detailed table showing industry trends, impacts on factory automation products, and their overall impacts. It includes column charts depicting benefits of IT & OT convergence, cost reduction through XaaS, and market forecasts for AI in manufacturing, smart machines, IoT connected machines, and cobots.

Bar chart representing the automation potential and adoption scenarios in New Zealand by 2030.

Divided into three sections with text and small icons, the slide is utilitarian in design, focusing on the content. Blue highlights are used for emphasis in a clean black and white theme.

Slide shows a central title with three images below, each representing a different report topic: industrial, process, and warehouse automation, with corresponding titles and seasonal indicators.

Bar chart showing the changes in the number of jobs due to one additional robot in the manufacturing sector, by income level of country.

The slide contains two columns with bulleted text, a chart titled "FIGURE 2: ROLE CLUSTERS OFFER A UNIQUE LENS ON EVOLVING WORK PATTERNS", and a section with a detailed explanation.

Column chart showing the percentage of time that can be automated in different activities like 'Manage', 'Expertise', and 'Interface', using a color gradient from blue to orange.

The slide contains a column graph comparing the tasks and resources of Function X today vs tomorrow. It also features a graphic of a robot to symbolize automation.

This slide features a large circular progress chart showing a 50% reduction, and multiple icons with text descriptions on benefits of automated matching and remote closing.

Incorporates multiple bubble charts showing the value at stake by digital initiatives in the automotive industry. Uses color coding to differentiate between types of value and initiatives.

Features a bar chart showing employment distribution across automotive-related industries.

Contains bar charts comparing job losses and gains from 2020 to 2030 across various industries.

The slide contains a image of diagram, lists, and a large image of a car display technology on the right. The layout is text-heavy with bullet points and numerical data.

Contains multiple column charts showing production volume of passenger cars by region (Global, North America, South America, Europe, South Asia, China, Japan/South Korea). The slide is divided into two sections with text on the left and charts on the right.