Definition:
The industrial robotics market covers use cases which focus on the design, manufacture and deployment of robotic systems for industrial applications. The market encompasses the use of robots and automation technologies in manufacturing processes, mounting chains and other industrial parameters. It is a question of improving productivity, efficiency and precision.
A robot is defined as a supplied machine which is programmable on two or more axes and has a certain degree of autonomy; He moves in his environment to perform his programmed tasks.
The five main industries that use robotics are automotive, chemical, metallic, electronic and food industries; However, other industries also implement various cases of use of robotics, but not on the same scale as these first five.
Structure:
The industrial robotics market is also divided into robotics of the automotive industry, robotics of the chemical industry, robotics of the electrical / electronic industry, robotics of the food industry, robotics of the metals and other robotics of the industry.
Additional information:
The market includes income, volume and average price per newly installed robot. It also includes the share of collaborative robots, as well as a list of key players on the market and their consolidated income. The market displays both B2B and B2C income, and income is based on the country’s robots. It is indicated in the manufacturer’s prices. Software income is not included, as industrial robots are mainly used with specific software solutions that belong to the company that deploys them.
The main market players include ABB, Epson Robotics, MIDEA Group and Yaskawa Electric Corporation.
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