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Global Industrial Robotics Market: Insights Into the Competitive Scenario of the Market

 

Albany, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/24/2017 -- The global industrial robotic market is characterized by significant growth scope among emerging nations such as Brazil and India, finds Transparency Market Research (TMR) in a new report. The players in the market are offering customized robotic solutions to attract more customers and demand.

Players are also focusing on innovation and some of the leading players are striving to offer complete industrial robot solutions including welding, material handling, and assembling. Players are increasingly participating in mergers and acquisition activities, which are helping them boost their market and product portfolio. Some of the key players in the market are: Kawasaki Robotics, Schneider Electric SA, Omron Corporation, Siemens AG, Rockwell Automation Inc, Invensys plc., and Mitsubishi Electric Corporation.

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According to TMR, the global industrial robotics market is estimated to be worth US$147.7 bn by 2019. By end user industry, the automotive industry is anticipated to lead in the market. The semiconductor market segment is anticipated to emerge as the fastest expanding end user segment in the coming years.

the need for absolute precision and a need for rapid production will be factors driving the adoption of industrial robots in the semiconductor market. On the basis of geography, Asia Pacific is anticipated to lead in the market. Countries such as China, Australia, India, and Japan are increasingly demanding industrial robots. The growing adoption of these robots in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) will bolster the demand for industrial robots in the region, says TMR.

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The growing need for enhanced productivity is one of the key factors fueling the growth of the global industrial robots market. The adoption of these devices helps decrease variable cost and reduce the manufacturing time. Thus, industrial robots are being preferred extensively across the manufacturing industry. The use of industrial robots to minimize errors and accidents of workers while performing hazardous tasks is another reason why they will witness high demand.

On the other hand, the investment required to be made initially for setting up industrial robotics and controls is very high. "Also, another challenge faced by market players is the unavailability of cheap labor," states a TMR analyst. Cheap labor is found in developing nations but not in other nations and this restricts the global expansion of industrial robotics market. However, there lies immense scope of growth in the market as customized industrial robotics becomes a trend. Also, the growth of small and medium scale enterprises in developing nations will serve as growth opportunity.

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The information presented in this review is based on a Transparency Market Research report, titled "Industrial Controls and Robotics Market – (Type - Industrial Control systems, Field Device, Manufacturing execution Systems; Technology - Motion Control and Drives Systems , Robotics Systems, Integrated Manufacturing Systems, Machine Vision Systems, Manufacturing Execution Systems, Programmable Logic Control System; Application – Power, Textiles, Automotives, Chemicals, Printing and Packaging, Plastics, Oil & Gas, Pharmaceuticals, Food Processing, Semiconductors, OEMs) Global Industry Size, Market Share, Trends, Analysis and Forecast 2013 - 2019."

Global industrial controls and robotics market has been segmented as:
Industrial controls and robotics market analysis, by type
Industrial Control systems
SCADA
PLC
DCS
Field Devices
Sensors
Relay & Switches
Robotics
Motion Control & Drives Systems
Machine Vision systems
Others
Manufacturing Execution Systems
Discrete
Process