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Adaptive robots are capable of adapting to a dynamic environment and perform various complicated activities with high accuracy and precision.
With upgrades like force control technology, force sensing mechanism and hierarchical intelligence, adaptive robots are the next generation COBOTS.
With the use of artificial intelligence, these robots are able to perform functions by making their own decisions similar to what humans can do. The market has high growth prospects and can generate high revenue in the next 5 years.
The main drivers of this market are
The different types of robots available are :
Among all the types, service robots are expected to hold the highest market share in the future. Service robots are able to perform useful tasks as substitutes for humans. For instance, Honda has developed a humanoid robot “Asimo” that can help the elderly by getting them food or turning off lights. Demand for service robots in defense, healthcare, and agriculture is high due to labor costs, scarcity of skilled workers, and increasing awareness of service applications.
The region wise segmentation can be done as follows:
North America is dominating the global adaptive robotics market and is estimated to hold the largest market size over the period 2021-2026. The North American market has grown due to the high demand for personal assistance robots, collaborative industrial robots and huge investments.
For instance, The U.S. Department of Defense has been inviting proposals to establish an Institute focused on robotics in manufacturing environments. The federal government would provide a grant of $ 80 M over 5 years, which would be matched with at least $80 M from non-federal funding sources.
The second biggest player is Asia Pacific and is expected to grow at a highest CAGR during the forecast period. The adoption of robotics in APAC is mainly concentrated in China, Japan, India, and South Korea where it is being used for diverse and varied applications.
Europe, which is the third main region for adaptive robots is not expected to see strong growth due to stringent rules and regulations enforced in many key sectors which have the potential for robot usage
Based on technology, the following segmentation is done:
The growth of Artificial intelligence, developments in behavioral sciences, and improvements in communication & multimedia design in adaptive robotics will play a crucial role in expanding adaptive robotics usage in various applications
The development of cloud computing for adaptive robots can further improve the expansion of the market.
The most important end users for adaptive robots are-
Adaptive robots are proving its expectations in diverse fields from securing supply chain to reducing carbon footprint and helping seamlessly into Industry 4.0 strategies.
The following challenges are being faced by companies which may restrict growth:
June, 2021: Researchers at Yale University developed a hand that is capable of updating its model according to the external environment.
March, 2021: Scientists at Norway’s University of Oslo developed a four-legged robot named Dyret, that can adjust its leg length and walking gait on the fly as it encounters different surfaces.
Jan, 2021: China’s adaptive robot maker Flexiv raised over $100M in series B funding.
Dec, 2020: FLEXIV has launched its 100th adaptive robot with its newest version of Rizon 4s, with stronger force control performance, better disturbance-rejection abilities, and multi-contact force control.
2019: Quiet Logistics use adaptive robots, which automatically drive to an item’s location, showing their human coworkers what and where to pick. This helped Quiet Logistics increase pickup accuracy and improve worker productivity by around 5-8 times.
The adaptive robotics market is heavily concentrated among few players owing to the presence of few international vendors. The industry is also known for the high number of collaborations, mergers and acquisitions that take place among its players.
Robotic investment and funding worth $4.8 B took place in April, 2021. These deals and their resultant synergies will lead to a further growth in the market