Industrial Robotics Market Size, Share and Segmentation by Application (Palletizing, Assembling, Welding, Material Handling, Painting), by Types (6-Axis Robots, SCARA, Cartesian, Articulated, Redundant, Delta, Dual-Arm, and Parallel), by End-user (Entertainment, Electronics, Automotive, Rubber & Plastic, Food & Beverage, Pharmaceuticals), by Component (Robotic Arms, End Effectors, Drive Units, Robot Accessories, Controllers, Vision Systems, Sensors), by Regions - Global Market Forecast 2023-2030

Table of Contents

 

1. Introduction

1.1 Market Definition

1.2 Scope

1.3 Research Assumptions

 

2. Research Methodology

 

3. Market Dynamics

3.1 Drivers

3.2 Restraints

3.3 Opportunities

3.4 Challenges

 

4. Impact Analysis

4.1 COVID-19 Impact Analysis

4.2 Impact of Ukraine- Russia war

4.3 Impact of ongoing Recession

4.3.1 Introduction

4.3.2 Impact on major economies

4.3.2.1 US

4.3.2.2 Canada

4.3.2.3 Germany

4.3.2.4 France

4.3.2.5 United Kingdom

4.3.2.6 China

4.3.2.7 Japan

4.3.2.8 South Korea

4.3.2.9 Rest of the World

 

5. Value Chain Analysis

 

6. Porter’s 5 forces model

 

7. PEST Analysis

 

8. Global Industrial Robotics Market Segmentation, by Application

8.1 Palletizing

8.2 Assembling

8.3 Welding

8.4 Material Handling

8.5 Painting

 

9. Global Industrial Robotics Market Segmentation, by Type

9.1 6-Axis Robots

9.2 SCARA

9.3 Cartesian

9.4 Articulated

9.5 Redundant

9.6 Delta

9.7 Dual-Arm and Parallel

 

10. Global Industrial Robotics Market Segmentation, by End-user

10.1 Entertainment

10.2 Electronics

10.3 Automotive

10.4 Rubber & Plastic

10.5 Food & Beverage

10.6 Pharmaceuticals

 

11. Global Industrial Robotics Market Segmentation, by Component

11.1 Robotic Arms

11.2 End Effectors

11.3 Drive Units

11.4 Robot Accessories

11.5 Controllers

11.6 Vision Systems

11.7 Sensors

 

12. Regional Analysis

12.1 Introduction

12.2 North America

12.2.1 the USA

12.2.2  Canada

12.2.3  Mexico

12.3 Europe

12.3.1  Germany

12.3.2  the UK

12.3.3  France

12.3.4  Italy

12.3.5  Spain

12.3.6  The Netherlands

12.3.7  Rest of Europe

12.4 Asia-Pacific

12.4.1  Japan

12.4.2  South Korea

12.4.3  China

12.4.4  India

12.4.5  Australia

12.4.6  Rest of Asia-Pacific

12.5 The Middle East & Africa

12.5.1  Israel

12.5.2  UAE

12.5.3  South Africa

12.5.4  Rest

12.6 Latin America

12.6.1  Brazil

12.6.2  Argentina

12.6.3  Rest of Latin America

 

13. Company Profiles

13.1 Denso Corporation (Japan)

13.1.1 Financial

13.1.2 Products/ Services Offered

13.1.3 SWOT Analysis

13.1.4 The SNS view

13.2 ABB (Switzerland)

13.3 DÜrr (Germany)

13.4 FANUC (Japan)

13.5 YASKAWA (Japan)

13.6 KUKA (Germany)

13.7 Mitsubishi Electric (Japan)

13.8 Kawasaki Heavy Industries (Japan)

13.9 Universal Robots A/S

13.10 NACHI-FUJIKOSHI (Japan)

13.11 Panasonic Corporation

13.12 Rockwell Automation, Inc. (U.S.)

13.13 Bosch GmbH (Germany)

13.14 Yaskawa Electric Corporation (Japan)

13.15 Toshiba Corporation (Japan)

13.16 Seiko Epson (Japan)

 

14. Competitive Landscape

14.1 Competitive Benchmarking

14.2 Market Share analysis

14.3 Recent Developments

 

15. Conclusion

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