Executive Summary
With the ACES mobility research and analysis platform, M14 Intelligence is bringing the most in-depth analysis of autonomous, connected, electric, and shared mobility industry.
SAMPLE VIEW
This report plays a part in assisting stakeholders in understanding the possible Autonomous Mobile Robot's (AMR) market penetration in warehousing industry, technology innovations in sensing technologies and competition among the leading OEMs and start-ups across the geographies.
- Automation has recorded higher penetration in the warehousing industry during and after the covid-19 breakout.
- The AMR market in warehousing is a rapidly growing industry, driven by the increasing demand for automation in warehouse operations and the need for cost-effective and efficient solutions.
- Post 2023, the technology investments has rose sharply, majorly driven by the pent-up demand and economic recovery for the key markets.
- American and European markets are expected to hold significant market share and will witness gradual volume growth during the forecasted years of 2023-2030
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- The adoption of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) in Asia is accelerating rapidly, particularly in countries like China, Japan, and South Korea
- ASEAN is expected to be a key growth market, owing to the boom in the manufacturing and logistics industries and the thrive to adopt of robotics automation to match the GDP growth of around 5%
- The AMR market in warehousing is highly fragmented, with several stakeholders operating in the market including OEMs, technology players, software and AI companies, mapping and localization providers, system integrators, and service providers
- AI impacts both the performance and functionality of autonomous mobile robots (AMR), potentially extending their capabilities in terms of adaptation and learning. While Private 5G network behind a warehouse firewall offers security, data control, and better performance and enables real-time mobility and obstacle avoidance with high speed and low-latency
- The major factors driving the AMR market in warehousing include the increasing adoption of automation in warehouse operations, the need for cost-effective and efficient solutions, and the growing demand for e-commerce and online retail
- The increasing adoption of Industry 4.0, the trend towards the smart factory and the growing trend of connected logistics are also propelling the growth of the market
- The high cost of AMR solutions and the lack of standardization in the market are some of the major challenges for growth of AMRs in warehousing
- Robot-as-a-Service (RaaS) allows robotics customers a pay-as-you-go option and gives them a full-service experience, making adoption more manageable. This business model is expected to grow dramatically reaching the market revenue share of 35% in 2030.
Report in numbers:
- 60+ pages of analysis on AMR market penetration and forecast
- More than 50 leading and emerging players analyzed
- More than 20 software and technology companies analyzed
- 20+ data tables and infographics on AMR analysis
- Interviews with 30+ stakeholders
- Analysis of top markets including US, China, Japan, Germany, France, and ASEAN countries
Countries covered:
Global (ASEAN countries, US, Canada, Germany, France, U.K., Japan, China, Others).
Companies mentioned:
- Geek+
- Locus Robotics
- Vecna Robotics
- GreyOrange
- ForwardX Robotics
- Symbotic (Acquired by Walmart)
- Seegrid Corporation
- Ocado
- AutoStore
- Fetch Robotics (Acquired by Zebra Technologies)
- 6 River Systems (Acquired by Shopify)
- MiR (Acquired by Teradyne)
- AutoGuide (Acquired by Teradyne)
- Gideon Brothers
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- Syrius Robotics
- Guozi Robotics
- Bright Machines
- Youibot
- inVia Robotics
- Flexxbotics
- Balyo
- BlueBotics (Acquired by ZF Group)
- BrainCorp
- ATi Motors
- GrayMatter Robotics
- SVT Robotics
- InOrbit
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. SCOPE OF RESEARCH AND ASSUMPTIONS
2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY - DATA ANALYSIS AND FORECAST
3. Status of Automation in Warehousing Industry
- 3.1. Over 51 percent warehouses will have some form of automation installed by 2030
- 3.2. 17.5% CAGR growth in the number of automated warehouses from 2023 to 2030
4. Warehouse Automation Market
5. Warehouse Automation Breakdown by Solutions
6. Types of Robots in Warehousing and Logistics
7. Automation in Warehousing Industry
- 7.1. 40 percent reduction in operating cost is expected with the use of AMRs in DCs
8. Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) Market Analysis Shipment and Value
9. Component Share in Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs): Hardware & Software
10. Revenue Share of Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) by Business Model - RaaS Model and Direct Sales Model
11. Type of Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) in Warehouses- Market Sale (Shipment & Value)
- 11.1. Inventory Transportation Robots: Market Sales (Shipment and Value)
- 11.2. Goods-to-Person Robots: Market Sales (Shipment and Value)
- 11.3. Sorting Robots: Market Sales (Shipment and Value)
- 11.4. Drones for Inventory Management: Market Sales (Shipment and Value)
12. Autonomous Sensing Technologies and Choices in AMRs
- 12.1. Sensing Systems in AMRs: Market Analysis and Forecast
- 12.2. LiDAR Market Size and Forecast
- 12.3. Camera Market Size and Forecast
- 12.4. Radar Market Size and Forecast
- 12.5. Artificial Intelligence and Private 5G Network Penetration in AMRs
13. Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR) Market by Region
- 13.1. Regional Breakdown: Market Volume and Forecast
- 13.2. Country analysis of AMRs in Warehousing Industry
14. Industry Dynamics
- 14.1. AMRs are augmenting and optimizing the warehousing supply chain
- 14.1.1. Better cost efficiency and quick ROI
- 14.2. Emerging OpEx-oriented robots-as-a-service (RaaS) b-model
- 14.3. 2024 Investment Analysis of AMRs in Warehousing
- 14.4. Investment Analysis by Component and Region
- 14.5. Investment Analysis by Leading Players
- 14.6. Notable acquisitions in Autonomous Mobile Robots, 2022- Aug 2024
15. Pricing Analysis of AMRs
- 15.1. General breakdown of the key components and their associated costs
16. Competition Assessment
- 16.1. Profiles of companies in AMR Market
- 16.1.1. Geek+
- 16.1.2. Locus Robotics
- 16.1.3. Vecna Robotics
- 16.1.4. GreyOrange
- 16.1.5. ForwardX Robotics
- 16.1.6. Symbotic (Acquired by Walmart)
- 16.1.7. Seegrid Corporation
- 16.1.8. Ocado
- 16.1.9. AutoStore
- 16.1.10. Fetch Robotics (Acquired by Zebra Technologies)
- 16.1.11. 6 River Systems (Acquired by Shopify)
- 16.1.12. MiR (Acquired by Teradyne)
- 16.1.13. AutoGuide (Acquired by Teradyne)
- 16.1.14. Gideon Brothers
- 16.1.15. Syrius Robotics
- 16.1.16. Guozi Robotics
- 16.1.17. Bright Machines
- 16.1.18. Youibot
- 16.1.19. inVia Robotics
- 16.1.20. Flexxbotics
- 16.1.21. Balyo
- 16.1.22. BlueBotics (Acquired by ZF Group)
- 16.1.23. BrainCorp
- 16.1.24. ATi Motors
- 16.1.25. GrayMatter Robotics
- 16.1.26. SVT Robotics
- 16.1.27. InOrbit