Manufacturer Adoption of Collaborative Robots is Strong, Becoming More Aggressive in the Near Term
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According to Dan Kara, Research Director, Robotics at ABI Research, "Although industrial robots have found much success supporting manufacturing operations, the usefulness of these same systems has been limited by their high costs, complex programming, inflexibility, and inability to work in close association with humans. As a result, the market for collaborative robots, human-scale systems that are easy to set up and program, are capable of being used by workers with a wide range of qualification levels, can support multiple types of automation, and can work safely in close proximity to human workers, is very active at this time."
Both large, established robotics suppliers, as well as newer, smaller firms, are developing and introducing innovative collaborative robotics technologies into the market. Examples include Universal Robots (Teradyne), KUKA, Rethink Robotics, ABB, Kawada Industries, Fanuc, Franka, Denso, and Comau.
These findings are from ABI Research's Industry Survey: Transformative Technology Adoption and Attitudes – Robotics report. This report is part of the company's Robotics, Automation & Intelligent Systems research service, which includes research, data, and analyst insights.
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