Global Robotics Companies: Blue Ocean Robotics-Denmark, Brain Corporation -United States, Vecna Robotics – United States, and SMP Robotics – Russia

The primary objective of the Robotics market includes advancing automation technologies to improve efficiency and productivity across industries as well as enhancing safety and precision in hazardous or repetitive tasks.

The Global Robotics Market size was valued at USD 88.60 Bn in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 299.41 Bn by 2030, at a CAGR of 19%. The market report provides an in-depth analysis of the Robotics market's current status, with a forecast from 2024 to 2030 and a base of 2023. The report also covers an understanding of the Robotics industry. It highlights major competitors and their market positioning and provides an overview of the competitive landscape. The report covers how the technological advancements and diverse applications across industries increase the growth of the Robotics market. The Robotics market includes the diverse segments such as manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and agriculture to enhance productivity, improve supply chain efficiency, and warehouse operations. The market is growing rapidly with significant contributions from various regions due to industrialization and investment in automation. This analysis of Robotics market reveals patterns impacting the growth of the market.

The Robotics market is characterized by a dynamic and competitive landscape with key players spanning diverse range of sectors including automation, healthcare, and consumer robotics. Major Companies such as Blue Ocean Robotic, Brain Corporation, Honeywell International Inc., and SMP Robotics dominate the Robotics market with their extensive experience, broad product, portfolios, and global reach. They invest invests heavily in research and development to enhance robot capabilities, integrating advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and IoT to maintain their competitive edge. The Blue Ocean Robotics company is known for Robot Venture Factory. The company develops and commercializes mobile robots to improve productivity, the working environment, sustainability, and the quality of customer service. Blue Ocean Robotics have developed several robot solutions that can automate and streamline critical and routine tasks including in healthcare systems. The company’s portfolio includes the GoBe telepresence robot, PTR Robots for safe patient transfer and rehabilitation, and UVD Robots for disinfection. Its customers include hospitals, schools, airports, hotel chains, grocery stores, shopping centers, and facilities management company ISS World Services A/S. Simbe Robotics, Inc.: The Simbe Robotics, Inc. Is a company specializing in autonomous robots designed to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of retail operations. Their flagship product is the Tally robot, which enables stores with their inventory management by scanning shelves and identifying out-of-stock items and pricing discrepancies. The company constantly improving the Tally robotics abilities and increasing its capabilities as well as expanding its features to address evolving retail needs. Simbe Robotics, Inc. Also invests significantly in research and development to stay forefront of technological advancements and innovation within the robotics field. Fetch Robotics, Inc.: Fetch Robotics, Inc. is a company specializing in robotic solutions for material handling and logistics. There technology focuses on warehouse and distribution center operations to improve efficiency and accuracy. The company consistently enhancing and diversifying their robotics solutions to address a broader range of warehouse and logistics challenges. Fetch Robotics, Inc. collaborating with logistics providers, technology companies. And system integrators such as SilMan Industries to provide automated mobile robots and associated systems and equipment to clients such collaboration of Fetch Robotics, Inc. enhance their solution offerings and expand market reach. • In 2023, Vecna Robotics announced a performance guarantee to simplify and accelerate the deployment of mobile robots in warehouses and factories across the U.S., based on customer-defined success criteria such as output, workflow tsks completed, and uptime. • In 2023, the ABB Group is supporting Renault Group by providing robots at its electric vehicle manufacturing facilities in Cleon and Douai, France. The robotic automation solutions aim to increase Renault Group’s capacity and will help manufacturer the next generation of electric vehicles with advanced body-in-white facilities,

1. Robotics Market Competition Matrix a. Market Structure • Market Leaders • Market Followers • Emerging Players 2. Competitive Benchmarking of key players 3. Mergers and Acquisition in Robotics from 2014 to 2024 4. Robotics Manufacturing Company Profile: Key Players 4.1 Blue Ocean Robotics - Odense, Denmark 4.2 Brain Corporation - San Diego, California, United States 4.3 Fetch Robotics, Inc. - San Jose, California, United States 4.4 Vecna Robotics – Waltham, Massachusetts, United States 4.5 RoboAds - Dubai, United Arab Emirates 4.6 Siemens - Munich, Germany 4.7 Simbe Robotics, Inc. - San Francisco, California, United States 4.8 SMP Robotics - St. Petersburg, Russia 4.9 Xenex Disinfection Services Inc. - San Antonio, Texas, United States 4.10 ABB Group - Zurich, Switzerland 4.11 Fanuc Corporation - Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan 4.12 Yaskawa Electric Corporation - Kitakyushu, Japan 4.13 Teradyne - North Reading, Massachusetts, United States 4.14 KUKA AG - Augsburg, Germany 4.15 Mitsubishi Electric Corporation - Tokyo, Japan 4.16 Denso Corporation - Kariya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan 4.17 Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. - Kobe, Japan 4.18 Omron Corporation - Kyoto, Japan 4.19 Rethink Robotics (acquired by HAHN Group) - Boston, Massachusetts, United States 4.20 NVIDIA - Santa Clara, California, United States 4.21 GrayMatter Robotics - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States 4.22 Arrow Electronics - Centennial, Colorado, United States 4.23 Carbon Robotics - San Francisco, California, United States 4.24 Boston Dynamics - Waltham, Massachusetts, United States 4.25 Symbotic Inc. - Wilmington, Massachusetts, United States 5. Key Findings