The State of Industrial Robotics | The Foundation for American Innovation
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Executive Summary Traditional industrial robots use limited AI, so they are often left out of frontier robotics policy debates. But industrial robots could become significantly more AI-integrated in the near future. As they become more AI-integrated, leadership in their manufacturing and adoption may also become an increasingly important source of national power. This report analyzes the market for industrial robots and finds that: China is still a secondary player in industrial robotics. Japanese and European firms account for about 85 percent of the traditional industrial robots market.…
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