Transcript Current turnover and industries in service

Current turnover and industries in
service-robotics
Professional service robots
Domestic/Personal service robots
Annual
sales [units]
Annual
sales [*1000]
1 500
10 000
8 000
2010
2011
2010
2011
6 000
4 000
1 000
500
2 000
0
0
Europe
Americas
Source International Federation of Robotics 2011
Asia/
Australia
Europe
Americas
Asia/
Australia
Service robots for professional use: units
sold in 2010, 2011
Annual sales
[units sold]
7 000
Main application
6 000
3 000
Other application categories
400
5 000
4 000
Annual sales
[units sold]
500
2011
2010
300
200
2 000
1 000
100
0
0
Courtesy: Lely, Siemens, Bluebotics, Husqvarna, Cleanfix, Schilling, Vecna Robotics
World Robotics Report; www.worldrobotics.org
Source International Federation of Robotics 2011
2011
2010
Service robots for professional use:
values
in
2010,
2011
“Defense” not shown
Annual sales
[ *US$1000]
1 600
1 400
1 200
1 000
800
Average unit
cost: US$1.3m
Milking robots
4 900 units (EU)
Average unit
cost: ~US$1.1m
600
Accumulated sales
• 2011: US$3.57bn, +9.2%
• 2010: US$3.35bn
Less activity
than expected
400
200
0
Source International Federation of Robotics 2011
Sales 2011
Sales 2010
Little activity due
to lacking economics
Forecasts in service-robots 2012-2015
(estimates)
Annual sales
[in Mio. US$]
6 000
5 000
Accumulated
sales [units]
30 000
Accumulated forecasts:
• US$16.3bn
• 93 770 units
25 000
4 000
20 000
3 000
Value
15 000
2 000
Units
10 000
1 000
0
Source International Federation of Robotics 2011
5 000
0
Values of personal/domestic robots
including forecasts
Photos Sources:
Samsung
neato xv
Aldebaran NAO
Festo Robotino
Friendly Robotics
Annual sales
[in Mio. US$]
6 000
Forecast (accumulated)
2012-2015
2011
5 000
4 000
2010
3 000
2 000
Total sales 2011:
• 2.5m units, US$0.64bn
• US$250/unit
1 000
0
Household
robots
Source International Federation of Robotics 2011
Entertainment,
leisure robots
Conclusion
• Industrial robotics: 2011 most successful year ever, however only small
growth (~2.3%) in EU expected in standard applications.
• New trends create additional opportunities of using industrial robots.
• Service robots on the rise in 2011 (and beyond): 4.56bn (professional
SR, +9.2%) + 0.64bn (domestic SR, +14.6%)  US$5.2bn sales (IR: 8.5).
• Professional service robotics:
– Strong European position
– Strong components base enabling professional service robots
designs
– However, extensive SW-costs constitute a major risk in SR
development
• Domestic service robots: still relatively weak EU position.