Chinese Robots Are Expected To Occupy 40% Of The Global Market

With the gradual development of intelligence in various fields in the world, AI technology is deepening into different industries. In industrial manufacturing, the participation of robots has begun to become the mainstream, but unfortunately, industrial robots have been Under the control of the big family, where are they sacred?

In Japan and Europe, due to the shortage of labor, many intelligent products have been born to realize artificial replacement. During this period, 4 powerful robot manufacturers have gradually emerged.

Since 2011, Yaskawa Electric and FANUC from Japan, KUKA from Germany and Abb from Switzerland have joined forces to create a new era of industrial robots and have captured 80% of the global market share.

Without exception, their technology can achieve the production of high-precision products, and the industrial chain and supply system are very complete, and they often communicate with each other, as if they have created an insurmountable technological barrier in this field. At that time, the country also took a fancy to the development prospects of industrial robots, but both technology and equipment were monopolized by these four major families.

Global industrial robots have basically formed a development pattern dominated by Japan, the United States, South Korea, Germany, and China, and the market share of the "four major families" exceeds 50%. The stock of industrial robots has grown steadily. The domestic installed capacity of industrial robots ranks first in the world, but the installed density is still low. The market has the greatest demand for handling and welding functions, and the key application areas are automotive and electronic equipment manufacturing.

my country's industrial robot industry has gone through four stages, gradually forming industrial clusters from research and prototype development, and the localization of core components is accelerating. According to IFR, my country's industrial robot market will reach 44.57 billion yuan in 2021; by 2023, the domestic market will further expand, and it is expected to exceed 58.9 billion yuan. The domestic robot industry is mainly concentrated in East China and South China, forming industrial clusters through industrial parks.