RoboMapХарактеристики
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Характеристики из источника
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- implemented to prevent accidents involving robotics, with
- 83 % (saying they are effective, including 45% who say)
- Production
- 51 %
- of businesses that are
- 47 % (not using robotics today)
- surveyed use robotics
- 21 % (surveyed use robotics)
- businesses
- 5 %
- say their organisation is prepared, including 26% who are
- 26 %
- High-risk tasks
- 30 %
- (71%) of the businesses surveyed across China, France,
- 92 %
- Automation
- 40 %
- Almost one in three respondents (32%) say their
- 12 %
- and engagement
- 65 %
- Automation
- 46 %
- Unclear guidelines on ethical use of
- 82 %
- that uses robotics least is Healthcare (40%). Across all
- 26 % (industries the most common use cases for robotics are in)
- High-risk tasks
- 41 %
- out of ten (72%) of decisionmakers in these businesses
- 40 % (of Healthcare businesses)
- Support roles
- 31 %
- The value of the global robotics market will increase in
- 50 % (89%)
- carry out essential functions within their industry
- 92 %
- Production
- 39 %
- Production
- 35 %
- Some respondents also expressed concern about
- 9 % (15%)
- of French businesses
- 51 % (of French businesses)
- The UK
- 22 % (surveyed use robotics)
- “fully” trusted to carry out these tasks consistently
- 65 %
- Automation
- 29 %
- More than three-quarters (77%) of decisionmakers would
- 3 %
- Logistics
- 73 % (61% 71% 71% 90% 58%)
- Production
- 62 % (Energy & Utilities)
- However, 27% think they are inadequate, including
- 19 %
- do so, compared to an international total of 77%; while
- 38 %
- Handling
- 76 % (68% 74% 75% 87% 59%)
- and autonomously”, just below the international total of
- 13 % (, 42% say their businesses place high trust in robots to)
- Transport & Logistics
- 34 %
- of the biggest threats, with 21% citing this, compared to
- 18 % (or fewer of respondents elsewhere.)
- Lack of transparency and
- 61 %
- education programmes
- 68 %
- are fully integrated into operations and “trusted to perform
- 18 %
- use of robotics
- 69 % (say this, compared to an international)
- say high initial costs are one of the biggest challenges
- 43 %
- Support roles
- 39 %
- trust
- 33 %
- comfortable
- 21 %
- Use of robotics by region
- 89 % (organisation’s safety measures for)
- Support roles
- 45 %
- Automation
- 48 % (41%)
- the decision to a great extent
- 8 %
- Automation
- 69 %
- Support roles
- 32 %
- in the
- 17 % (next year)
- The role robotics play in organisations already
- 65 % (60%)
- Medical
- 47 % (47% 57% 50% 74% 37%)
- Automation
- 32 %
- with these functions at all (23% say this, compared to
- 8 % (internationally).)
- industry standards
- 49 %
- Support roles
- 34 %
- Tasks
- 65 % (53% 60% 68% 86% 59%)
- Production
- 49 %
- are comfortable with this – and agricultural tasks
- 53 %
- Production
- 60 %
- Automation
- 64 %
- Production
- 50 %
- Assembly
- 83 % (67% 75% 77% 94% 71%)
- Germany
- 77 % (technologies to carry out)
- Automation
- 57 %
- Production
- 64 %
- Support roles
- 46 %
- no timeline
- 41 %
- There are interesting variations between different
- 41 % (territories and industries, but the underlying direction)
- Research & Development
- 32 %
- term threats its use poses to employee morale and job
- 25 %
- use of robotics in the workplace, a far higher number
- 89 % (use robotics - a bigger percentage)
- Automation
- 54 %
Источники
- Report
технический лист; от производителя; издатель: IFR; редакция: 2026-10-02
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