IDC released the “Guideline for Global Commercial Robot Technology Expenditure,†stating that by 2020 global robotics technology and related service spending will increase from 91.5 billion U.S. dollars (approximately 630 billion yuan) in 2016 to 188 billion U.S. dollars (approximately 10,000 U.S. dollars). 100 billion yuan, which is more than doubled on the existing basis. John Santagate, Supply Chain Research Manager, IDC Manufacturing Insights, pointed out: “The robotics market continues to show phenomenal growth. Improvements in technology, use cases, and increased market acceptance have all contributed to this growth. Innovators in robotics are working The introduction of robots that can be used to perform a wider range of tasks will promote the application of robotics technology to more industries." More than half of the expenditure comes from manufacturing. Currently, more than half of the world's robotic technology expenditures come from manufacturing, among which are discrete manufacturing and processes. Manufacturing industry accounted for 31% and 28% of total global spending in 2016, respectively. This situation will remain relatively unchanged throughout the forecast period. By 2020, the investment in robotics technology in these two industries will reach nearly 110 billion US dollars (approximately 760 billion yuan). The main applications of robotics in discrete manufacturing are assembly, welding and painting, while in process manufacturing, the main function is stirring. 
After the manufacturing industry, the three industries with the highest spending on robotics in 2016 were the resource industry (8 billion U.S. dollars, approximately 55.2 billion yuan), the consumer industry (6.5 billion U.S. dollars, or approximately 44.85 billion yuan), and the healthcare industry. (4.5 billion U.S. dollars, approximately 31.05 billion yuan). The expenditure of these industries will remain relatively stable throughout the forecast period. However, by 2020, the spending gap between the consumer industry and the resource industry will be significantly reduced. Cross-industry robotic technology spending, which is spending on all application cases (such as warehouse sorting and packaging) in all industries, will also rank among the top spenders in the five-year forecast period. The industries with the fastest expected growth in spending in 2015-2020 will be consumption, healthcare and retail. Dr. Zhang Jingbing, research director of IDC Global Robotics and Asia-Pacific Manufacturing at the fastest growing drone market, said: “Robot technology has now become an integral part of industrial transformation. In both developed and emerging markets, the application of robotics has improved significantly. The agility and efficiency of the operation.At the same time, we also noticed that the application of robotics technology in the general industry has grown faster, and the compound annual growth rates of some of the major suppliers we track in the past few years in the general industry are More than double the number in the automotive industry.†From a technical perspective, total purchases of robot systems (including consumer, industrial, service robots, and robot hardware aftermarket) in 2016 totaled more than US$40 billion (approximately 276 billion yuan). Service-related expenses, including application management, education and training, hardware deployment, system integration, and consulting expenses, exceeded 2016 billion U.S. dollars (about 138 billion yuan). The fastest growing segment of robotic technology spending is the sale of drones and drone hardware, which will increase to nearly US$20 billion by 2020 (approximately RMB 138 billion). Asia-Pacific spending accounts for more than two-thirds of total global expenditures. From a geographical point of view, robotics spending in the Asia-Pacific region (including Japan) will account for more than two-thirds of global spending during the entire forecast period. Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) is the second largest region. Expenditure for 2016 was US$14.7 billion (approximately RMB101.43 billion), followed by the Americas. Total expenditure in 2016 was US$12.9 billion (approximately RMB89 billion). RMB). During the 2015-2020 forecast period, robotics spending in the Asia Pacific region will more than double, making it the fastest growing region. Following the Americas, by 2018, total robotics spending in the Americas will exceed that in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The "Guidelines for Global Commercial Robot Technology Expenditure" quantifies the business opportunities of robotics from the perspectives of regions, industries, application cases, and technologies. Provides spending data for 52 scenarios for 13 key industries in 8 regions. The data also covers a range of robotics hardware, software and service categories. Unlike other studies in the industry, this guide aims to help suppliers in the robotics market discover market opportunities and implement effective strategies through detailed classification and timely global data.
After the manufacturing industry, the three industries with the highest spending on robotics in 2016 were the resource industry (8 billion U.S. dollars, approximately 55.2 billion yuan), the consumer industry (6.5 billion U.S. dollars, or approximately 44.85 billion yuan), and the healthcare industry. (4.5 billion U.S. dollars, approximately 31.05 billion yuan). The expenditure of these industries will remain relatively stable throughout the forecast period. However, by 2020, the spending gap between the consumer industry and the resource industry will be significantly reduced. Cross-industry robotic technology spending, which is spending on all application cases (such as warehouse sorting and packaging) in all industries, will also rank among the top spenders in the five-year forecast period. The industries with the fastest expected growth in spending in 2015-2020 will be consumption, healthcare and retail. Dr. Zhang Jingbing, research director of IDC Global Robotics and Asia-Pacific Manufacturing at the fastest growing drone market, said: “Robot technology has now become an integral part of industrial transformation. In both developed and emerging markets, the application of robotics has improved significantly. The agility and efficiency of the operation.At the same time, we also noticed that the application of robotics technology in the general industry has grown faster, and the compound annual growth rates of some of the major suppliers we track in the past few years in the general industry are More than double the number in the automotive industry.†From a technical perspective, total purchases of robot systems (including consumer, industrial, service robots, and robot hardware aftermarket) in 2016 totaled more than US$40 billion (approximately 276 billion yuan). Service-related expenses, including application management, education and training, hardware deployment, system integration, and consulting expenses, exceeded 2016 billion U.S. dollars (about 138 billion yuan). The fastest growing segment of robotic technology spending is the sale of drones and drone hardware, which will increase to nearly US$20 billion by 2020 (approximately RMB 138 billion). Asia-Pacific spending accounts for more than two-thirds of total global expenditures. From a geographical point of view, robotics spending in the Asia-Pacific region (including Japan) will account for more than two-thirds of global spending during the entire forecast period. Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) is the second largest region. Expenditure for 2016 was US$14.7 billion (approximately RMB101.43 billion), followed by the Americas. Total expenditure in 2016 was US$12.9 billion (approximately RMB89 billion). RMB). During the 2015-2020 forecast period, robotics spending in the Asia Pacific region will more than double, making it the fastest growing region. Following the Americas, by 2018, total robotics spending in the Americas will exceed that in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The "Guidelines for Global Commercial Robot Technology Expenditure" quantifies the business opportunities of robotics from the perspectives of regions, industries, application cases, and technologies. Provides spending data for 52 scenarios for 13 key industries in 8 regions. The data also covers a range of robotics hardware, software and service categories. Unlike other studies in the industry, this guide aims to help suppliers in the robotics market discover market opportunities and implement effective strategies through detailed classification and timely global data.
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