• Robotics Industry Insider: AI & Automation News

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Robotics Industry Insider: AI & Automation News

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  • Stay ahead in the fast-evolving world of robotics and automation with Robotics Industry Insider: AI & Automation News. This daily podcast delivers the latest updates, insights, and trends in AI, robotics technology, and automation. Whether you're an industry professional or an enthusiast, tune in for expert analysis and interviews that keep you informed and inspired. Discover the future of tech with Robotics Industry Insider.

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  • Bots Behaving Badly: Juicy Secrets from the Automate 2025 Expo Floor

    Bots Behaving Badly: Juicy Secrets from the Automate 2025 Expo Floor
    May 7 2025
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    Industrial robotics and automation are entering a defining phase as global players unveil breakthrough technologies amid both advancing capabilities and shifting economic currents. This week, all eyes turn to Detroit for Automate 2025, North America’s largest automation exhibition, where industry leaders like Epson, Fanuc, Universal Robots, and Mobile Industrial Robots are debuting next-generation solutions aimed at unlocking new levels of efficiency and operational intelligence. Epson’s latest GX-C SCARA series, built around the RC800A controller with advanced safety, exemplifies the drive to combine high speed and flexibility with collaborative, human-friendly operation, reflecting a broader sectoral move toward smarter, safer integration in dynamic production settings. Universal Robots and Mobile Industrial Robots headline the event with AI-powered workflows that span automotive assembly, 3D inspection, and intelligent palletizing, using collaborative robots and new AI toolkits to elevate precision and perception in real-world tasks.

    Notably, Fanuc has launched what it calls the world’s first ATEX-rated, explosion-proof collaborative robot for use in hazardous environments, setting a technical benchmark for industrial painting applications and expanding the safety envelope for cobots in manufacturing lines. ABB’s BurgerBots, now operational in California, underscore the reach of industrial automation beyond the factory floor into food service, where robotics and AI promise not just consistency but a scalable model for mass customization. Industry watchers also note sector shakeups, such as Kuka’s recent change of leadership, as automation giants recalibrate following a challenging financial year and in anticipation of a resurgent growth period fueled by digital transformation initiatives.

    According to recent market studies, the global industrial automation market, valued at over 192 billion US dollars in 2024, is projected to surge past 420 billion by 2033, with a robust compound annual growth rate above 9 percent. This expansion is powered by demand for efficiency, cost control, and resilient supply chains. However, 2025 marks a transitional year, as the sector navigates slower investment and overstocked inventories from previous supply chain disruptions. Experts predict a return to strong growth post-2025, driven by adoption across manufacturing, healthcare, and food sectors, and acceleration in smart factory concepts that leverage AI and Industrial Internet of Things for predictive maintenance and agile production.

    For business leaders and automation professionals, the practical takeaway is clear: investing now in modular, collaborative, and AI-ready automation equips enterprises to weather short-term slowdowns and capitalize on the next cycle of growth. Strategic partnerships, cross-sector applications, and ongoing upskilling in robotics programming and systems integration will be critical. As technical barriers fall and AI matures, the future points toward highly adaptive factories, real-time data-driven workflows, and increased human-robot collaboration, setting the stage for the next wave of industrial transformation.


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    4 mins
  • Robots Rising: AI Sparks Cobot Craze in Smart Factories of 2025!

    Robots Rising: AI Sparks Cobot Craze in Smart Factories of 2025!
    May 5 2025
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    # Robotics Industry Insider: AI & Automation News - May 6, 2025

    The industrial robotics sector continues its remarkable expansion, with market values reaching unprecedented heights. As of early 2025, the global market for industrial robot installations hit a record $16.5 billion, showcasing the industry's robust growth trajectory.

    The latest market analysis reveals diverse projections for 2025, with estimates ranging from $10.22 billion to $52.7 billion, depending on market segment definitions. What remains consistent across all reports is the impressive growth rate, with CAGR projections between 9.1% and 19.4% through 2030.

    Asia-Pacific remains the dominant regional player, with China, Japan, and South Korea leading adoption rates. However, North America is making significant strides, particularly in integrating advanced AI capabilities and IoT technologies to address labor shortages.

    In recent developments, manufacturers are increasingly focusing on collaborative robots designed to work alongside human workers safely. These "cobots" feature enhanced AI-driven sensors and machine learning algorithms that allow them to adapt to complex tasks and learn from operational data.

    A major trend emerging in 2025 is the integration of artificial intelligence with industrial automation systems. Smart factories are leveraging advanced robotics, AI, and IoT to streamline operations and significantly reduce downtime. This convergence is particularly evident in automotive manufacturing, which continues to dominate the robotics market segment.

    Industry insiders note that lightweight materials and modular designs are making robots more energy-efficient and easier to deploy across various manufacturing environments. These innovations are critical as companies race to automate, cut costs, and align with Industry 4.0 standards.

    For businesses considering automation investments, experts recommend evaluating collaborative robot solutions that offer flexibility and scalability. With industrial robotics projected to reach $162.7 billion by 2030, early adoption may provide significant competitive advantages.

    The future of industrial robotics clearly points toward smarter, more adaptable systems that can seamlessly integrate with human workers while dramatically improving production efficiency, consistency, and operational costs across manufacturing sectors.


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    3 mins
  • Robots Taking Over: Automate 2025 Reveals AI-Powered Bots Ready to Steal Your Job and Your Heart

    Robots Taking Over: Automate 2025 Reveals AI-Powered Bots Ready to Steal Your Job and Your Heart
    May 4 2025
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    # Robotics Industry Insider: AI & Automation News - May 5, 2025

    As the robotics industry gathers momentum for Automate 2025, North America's largest automation tradeshow opening next week in Detroit, several major players are preparing to showcase groundbreaking technologies that promise to reshape industrial automation.

    Epson Robots will demonstrate its new GX-C SCARA series alongside RC+ 8.0 software and SafeSense technology, enabling human-robot collaboration without physical barriers. The company's solutions span medical device manufacturing, packaging, electronics, and consumer technology, emphasizing speed, precision, and safety.

    Universal Robots and Mobile Industrial Robots will debut AI-powered automation solutions at the event, presenting the largest exhibition area with comprehensive applications across automotive, electronics, and logistics sectors. Their showcase will feature an explosion-proof painting cobot with ATEX certification, demonstrating the integration of collaborative robots in hazardous environments.

    The industrial automation market continues its robust growth trajectory, valued at $209.49 billion in 2025 and projected to reach $420.49 billion by 2033, growing at a 9.1% CAGR. However, industry analysts at Roland Berger note a temporary slowdown in 2024-2025 before a robust resurgence, describing a "classic V-shaped development" as companies recalibrate after previous supply chain disruptions.

    In construction robotics, recent market analysis shows significant growth potential despite challenges from US tariffs. The sector, valued at $1.4 billion in 2023, is projected to reach $8.0 billion by 2033, with material handling robots and robotic arms leading adoption.

    For businesses looking to leverage these advancements, the coming week presents a crucial opportunity to assess cutting-edge technologies at Automate 2025. Companies should evaluate how AI integration and human-robot collaboration can optimize workflows while considering sector-specific solutions across manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics.

    As we move toward more intelligent automation systems, the convergence of AI, IoT, and cloud computing is creating unprecedented opportunities for enhancing productivity and addressing labor shortages, particularly in North American and European markets where adoption continues to accelerate.


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