Robots are becoming more collaborative and autonomous. This analysis explores trends in major robot types, highlighting momentum in different regions, market sectors, applications, and embedded AI processors from 2023 to 2035.
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Robotics Hardware Market Analysis – 2025
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Robots are becoming more collaborative and autonomous. This accompanying report for Omdia’s Robotics Hardware Market Forecast – 2021–30 explores trends in major robot types, highlighting momentum in different regions, market sectors, applications, and embedded AI processors.
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Robots are becoming more collaborative and autonomous. This forecast estimates the market size for all major robot types, segmented by region, market sector, application, and embedded AI processors.
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Lian Jye Su
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Lian Jye is a chief analyst at Omdia, responsible for the orchestration of applied intelligence market research in the Asia & Oceania region. He provides strategic guidance and business intelligence on AI infrastructure, software, and services. Lian Jye is widely quoted in the press and media on various AI- and robotics-related topics including on CNN, the BBC, CNBC, The Straits Times, and Nikkei Asian Review.
Prior to joining Omdia, Lian Jye worked in the research industry for nine years having started as a junior analyst covering cellular telecommunications technologies. In recent years, he has functioned as research director of AI and robotics, leading market intelligence services covering global market development and technological trends in robotics and AI hardware, software, and services. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from the National University of Singapore and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Melbourne.
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