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10 robotics trends spotted at Automate 2025
- Automate 2025 in Detroit showcased the latest in commercial and industrial automation, drawing in a significant number of attendees and exhibitors.
- Despite economic challenges, the event reported a 40% rise in registrants and continued growth in networking events around the automation industry.
- The market, although experiencing some slowdowns, is expected to improve later this year or in early 2026, with companies gearing up to stay competitive.
- Incremental technological changes were noted at the event, with highlights including Universal Robots' release of the UR15, the fastest collaborative robot arm to date.
- Industrial and collaborative robots are converging, with a focus on lighter, more precise cobots from various manufacturers like ABB, FANUC, and KUKA.
- Automate 2025 emphasized the importance of ecosystems, with companies partnering and showcasing integrated offerings to enhance automation solutions.
- Component providers and integrators played a key role in the adoption of automation, showcasing technologies like motion control, sensors, and improved vision systems.
- Mobile robots were a focus at the event, with advancements in robot arms, SCARA robots, and delta robots compared to autonomous mobile robots (AMRs).
- Software, data, and AI were highlighted as crucial enablers for robotics, with a focus on connecting software stacks, collecting data, and utilizing AI for simulation and training.
- Tariffs, sustainability, and labor augmentation were key topics at Automate 2025, impacting businesses and driving discussions on global trade, environmental efforts, and workforce development.
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