IFR Executive Roundtable: Next Generation Workforce - Upskilling for Robotics
Executives from robot suppliers, end-users and policy-making will draw a picture of the future of work in the factory and discuss what it takes to support the current and next generation workforce with the proper skills and develop a culture of lifelong learning.
Robots get hands and eyes like humans - OnRobot and Photoneo nominated
The finalists of the 16th Award for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Robotics & Automation (IERA) showcase the latest skills robots have acquired to assist humans at work.
Sales value of professional service robots increased by 32% to USD11.2 billion worldwide (2018-2019). The COVID-19 pandemic will further boost the market. High demand for robotics disinfection solutions, robotic logistics solutions in factories and warehouses or robots for home delivery are examples of this trend. Read more...
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Strong growth forecast for sales of professional and domestic service robots
New sales of professional service robots increased in 2019 by 32% over 2018 to US$ 11.2 billion, while the sales value of service robots for personal use is up 20% to US$ 5.7 billion.
Automation strategies drive 12% increase in number of robots at work globally
Manufacturers turn to automation in order to remain competitive in an environment characterized by customer demand for individualized products, labour shortages and a rapidly expanding ...
The International Federation of Robotics is the voice of the global robotics industry. IFR represents almost 70 manufacturers of industrial robots and national robot associations from over twenty countries and was founded in 1987 as a non-profit organization
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