Ash Sharma

Aug 15, 2024 | foodlogistics.com | Ash Sharma

Mobile robots have become an essential part of the automation landscape, offering flexibility, scalability, and efficiency to various industries and applications. But what do customers really want from mobile robots, and how do they evaluate and select different technologies and vendors? To answer these questions, Interact Analysis conducted a global survey of 300 buyers and users of mobile robots, covering different company sizes, sectors, and regions.

Aug 5, 2024 | controleng.com | Ash Sharma |Chris Vavra

Mobile robot insights Mobile robot adoption is increasing across industries, with larger companies and manufacturers leading the way, but challenges like cost and integration hinder broader usage. Customers use multiple robot brands, valuing ROI and smooth implementation, preferring brands with strong track records and local support, but showing little loyalty to a single brand.

Jul 2, 2024 | controleng.com | Ash Sharma |Chris Vavra

Mobile robotics insightsThe mobile robot market grew by 27% in 2023 to reach $4.5 billion globally. We have however cut our forecast for 2024 due to a slowdown in China. Despite this, growth in the U.S. market will help drive global revenues to reach $5.6 billion. Once the major driver of autonomous mobile robot (AMR) market growth with global revenues increasing by “only” 12% in 2023 and it is forecast to be one of the weakest segments for mobile robots in 2024.

May 21, 2024 | premierguidemiami.com | Ash Sharma

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Feb 20, 2024 | supplychainquarterly.com | Ash Sharma

Last October’s announcement by online retail behemoth Amazon that it is testing Agility Robotics’ humanoid robot, Digit, in its warehouses caused a stir in the global media, sparking numerous news articles and debate about the ethics of using robots to replace human workers. But does Amazon’s announcement point to a rapid adoption of bipedal robots in the near future? The concept of humanoid robots is not new.