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The global robotics market, which can be classified into industrial robotics and service robotics, has been growing rapidly, with distinct characteristics. In 2020, the Asia-Pacific region will dominate the market with a 53.8% share, with Europe and the Americas lagging behind but experiencing growth. The French market ranks third in Europe for industrial robot sales.
However, the Covid-19 crisis has led to a 26% drop in industrial robot sales in 2020 in sectors such as automotive and electrical/electronics, which are traditionally the most demanding. In contrast, sales of professional service robots rose by 12% worldwide, while personal service robots grew by 16%, driven by the domestic sector and reflecting important demographic changes such as the aging of the population. In addition, the direction of industry is being shaped by technological advances leading to Industry 4.0, and in France there is a drive to invest 800 million euros to support robotics incorporating artificial intelligence, aiming for reindustrialization by 2030.
The French robotics market: trends in an evolving industry
In recent years, the robotics industry in France has experienced strong growth, becoming Europe's third-largest market for industrial robot sales, behind Italy and Germany. The French market, while not as large as that of Asian countries, is growing steadily. For example, the stock of industrial robots in France grew by a remarkable 10% to between 40,000 and 45,000 units, while sales rose by 15% to around 6,500 to 7,000 units. Annual installations of industrial robots grew by an impressive 18%.
On the other hand, the service robotics market, which covers both professional and personal use, was also dynamic. It's worth noting that the professional segment grew by 12% in 2020, with worldwide sales reaching around $6.5 to $7 billion for 130,000 to 133,000 units sold. Particularly striking is the leap in sales of autonomous mobile robots, which exceeded $1 billion in value, as well as the staggering 92% increase in sales of professional cleaning robots, with over 34,000 units sold in response to the growing needs of our customers.s sold in response to the growing need for hygiene following the avian flu epidemic.
Robotics for personal use, particularly in the consumer sector, grew by 16%, reaching a market size of around $4-4.5 billion. This segment is mainly driven by domestic robots for household tasks, which sold between 18 and 19 million units and generated sales of around $4.3 billion, indicating strong demand for consumer convenience and assistive technologies.
The growing trend towards automation and the gradual transformation to an Industry 4.0 paradigm are reinforcing the need for robots in a variety of sectors. From assembly and logistics to medical, agriculture and even domestic environments, robot adoption is flourishing. At the same time, the French landscape is dotted with agile start-ups, such as those producing companion robots for the elderly, indicating the growing penchant for integrating robotics into everyday life.
Given the impact of the avian flu pandemic, the robotics market has contracted, particularly in sectors such as the automotive industry, which traditionally accounts for a large share of robot demand. However, sectors such as logistics, medicine, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and agri-food have maintained or even increased their investment in robotics to meet the challenges posed by the pandemic.
The robotics market is vast and dynamic, with key players covering a wide range of applications, demonstrating the diverse potential and scope of robotics technology. These companies are more than just manufacturers; they symbolize the cutting edge of ingenuity and are redefining the boundaries of automation, healthcare, logistics and domestic assistance.
- ABB Robotics: Titan of industrial automation, ABB Robotics offers one of the most comprehensive ranges of robotic products and software in the industry. Renowned for its innovations in robotics, motion, automation technology and electrification, ABB Robotics is a global leader in power grids, electrification products, industrial automation, robotics and motion.
- Yaskawa: With its roots firmly planted in Japan, Yaskawa is a veteran of industrial robots and automation. Its expertise extends from drives and motion controllers to industrial robots that have been designed and deployed in numerous industries and applications around the world.
- Mitsubishi Electronics: An electronics giant, Mitsubishi Electronics has a substantial footprint in industrial robotics. The conglomerate's wide range of electronic and electrical products, not limited to robotics, underlines its impact and influence in the sector.
- FANUC: Synonymous with reliability and precision, FANUC has always been a leader in CNC systems, factory automation and robots. Its robots and cobots are used worldwide for complex and precise tasks, making the company a respected standard-bearer in the industry.
- KUKA: German engineering takes center stage with KUKA's range of industrial robots. KUKA is a major player with expertise ranging from small robotic arms to large units capable of lifting heavy loads. Its influence extends from the automotive sector to healthcare, a testament to its versatility and engineering excellence.
- Groupe SEPRO: Representing the prowess of French industrial robotics, Groupe SEPRO specializes in industrial robots and offers a range of products for the plastics industry. With an emphasis on innovation, its comprehensive range of robotic systems underlines its position as a major player in the industrial market.
- Siléane: Another French gem, Siléane is known for its robotic solutions and artificial intelligence systems for a variety of sectors. More than just a robotics company, Siléane paves the way for smarter, more adaptive robots, thanks to the integration of AI.
- Intuitive Surgical: Intuitive Surgical is a remarkable force in medical robotics. It manufactures the da Vinci Surgical System, a state-of-the-art medical imaging system
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1 Market overview
1.1 Introduction and scope of study
Robotics markets can be traditionally subdivided into 2 main categories:
- industrial robotics, used to automate assembly or manufacturing tasks;
- service robotics, used both in professional environments (e.g. healthcare, agriculture) and for personal use (e.g. vacuum cleaners or hobby robots).
Both markets are growing fast, but have different characteristics. The first is essentially driven by demand from companies in 3 Asian countries, while the second market is more evenly distributed between countries. What's more, these two markets can be broken down into a multitude of different sub-sectors, with very different levels of maturity and customer segments. Robotisation is becoming increasingly important in the home automation, logistics, agriculture and medical sectors, for example. This wave of robotization is part of the broader development of Industry 4.0, which encompasses other advances such as Artificial Intelligence, Big Data and Machine Learning, all of which are driving the development of robots.
On a global scale, the International Federation of Robotics (IFR) is the sector's reference body. In France, several French nuggets stand out in the industrial and professional robotics segments, with highly advanced technology and solutions to specific needs.
1.2 Global market dominated by the Asia-Pacific region
Overall, the robotics market is expected to almost triple in size between **** and ****, rising from $**.* billion to $**.* billion over this period, representing a CAGR of +**.**%. This growth is mainly based on increasing demand for automation in various industries. Service robots in particular are expected to experience strong growth in the coming ...
1.3 Key figures for the French market
The French market is still a long way from the volumes seen in Asian countries, but nevertheless seems to have the wind in its sails. It represents the *e european market for industrial robot sales, behind Italy and Germany, according to iFR. In ****, the French industrial robot inventory grew by **% to ...
1.4 Consequences of Covid-19
the decline in robot sales in France in **** is a direct consequence of the general drop in investment in French industry, caused by the Covid-** crisis. Faced with the health crisis, French companies have reduced their margins by -**% in ****. This explains their reluctance to invest, resulting in a decline in ...
2 Demand analysis
2.1 Demand for industrial robotics
On the industrial market, France ranks *th worldwide and*rd in Europe behind Italy and Germany, in terms of operational robots, with *** robots per **,*** employees in **** [***].
Industrial robot sales volume France, ****-****, number of units Source: ****
After years of strong growth, robotics sales in industry declined by **% in ****. This downturn is ...
2.2 Professional service robotics, a dynamic segment
The market for professional service robots grew by **% in ****, with worldwide sales of $*.* billion and ***,*** units sold [***].
The IFR report also highlights several trends in this segment:
Sales of autonomous mobile robots(***) and delivery robots grew by **%, exceeding one billion dollars in value; Outdoor transport robots are becoming increasingly popular, as ...
2.3 Demand for service robotics for personal use
In ****, consumer service robots generated sales up **% on ****, reaching US$*.* billion . Most ofthese robots are focused on the domesticdomestic tasks**.* million units were sold in ****, representing sales of $*.* billion. These includecleaning robotsincludingvacuum cleanerswith sales of US$*.* billion. Thelawn-mowing robotsare expected to grow by more than **% a year over the next few ...
2.4 Towards Industry 4.0
Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, Cloud Computing and Big Data technologies , and their complementarity, will be the main technologies driving Industry *.* and the transformation of production plants. They will also increase the capabilities and use cases of robots tenfold: equipped with sensors and intelligent systems capable of analyzing a large ...
2.5 The recent craze for cobots
Demand for cobots continues to grow, as this tool proves to be a central element of Industry *.*. What's more, cobots are taking advantage of the decline of traditional robots to win market share and establish themselves as the dynamic force to be rec koned with in the robotics market. Although the ...
3 Market structure
3.1 A fast-growing market, concentrated in certain countries
The industrial robotics market is booming. The number of industrial robots installed per year is set to jump by **% between **** and ****, from *** robots installed in **** to *** in ****.
evolution of industrial robot sales World, ****-****, in thousands of units Source: ****
the market is highly centralized. It is driven by a handful of ...
3.2 Some production considerations
Both industrial and service robots are made from the same materials, with a few exceptions. Steel, cast iron and aluminum are the main components used to build robot bases and arms, according to Madehowwhile rubber tires are the products usually used for mobile robots. Cylinders and other equipment used to move ...
3.3 Distribution
Sales of industrial robots and service robots for professional use are, by definition, aimed at companies, and therefore have a distribution network specific to a B*B market. As such, most robot manufacturers are vertically integrated vertically integrated, that is, they handle the entire value chain without intermediaries, from R&D ...
3.4 The value chain
The DGE has detailed the robotics value chain. In particular, it highlights the diversity of government intervention along the chain and in the market.
Source: ****
4 Offer analysis
4.1 Product classification
The typology of robotics products drawn up by the DGE highlights the types of market addressed by each segment: service robotics for personal use is a fairly mature mass market, which explains the low prices in this sector compared to others.finally, service robots for professionals are still in an experimental ...
4.2 Price trends
Robotics prices vary widely according to market segment, with very expensive industrial robots on the one hand, and low-cost, mass-market domestic robots on the other. Products in each segment also vary widely according to application, but all show the same trend: a general drop in selling price.
Prices in industrial ...
5 Regulations
5.1 Regulations still under construction
Some of the regulations governing industrial robots can be likened to those governing industrial machinery, as highlighted by the european Parliament Directive ****/**/EC.
Nevertheless, the regulations still have a long way to go to answer the ethical and philosophical questions raised by robots and artificial intelligence. In ****, according to l'Humanitérobots ...
5.2 Current ISO standards
ISO *****-part* (***) is still in gestation within the ad-hoc ISO working group. France, via its UNM**- Robots Industriels standardization committee, has requested that the official release be no later than mid-**** [***].
During this transitional period, the French UNM** commission decided to revise the French standard NF E**-*** (***).
These changes ...
6 Positioning the players
6.1 Player segmentation
The robotics market in France is made up of different players depending on the application: while the industrial market is dominated by foreign giants, French players are well positioned in the service robotics segment.
- Yaskawa
- Mitsubishi Electric
- Fanuc
- Kuka
- SEPRO Group
- Siléane
- Intuitive Surgical
- Lely
- Naïo Technologies
- Stanley Robotics
- IRobot Corporation
- ABB Robotics
- Universal robots (Teradyne Group)
- Omron
- Aldebaran Robotics
- Blue Frog Robotics
- Effidence
- ERM Robotique & IOT
- Robosoft
- Sterela (Ermic groupe)
- Wandercraft
- Fadilec
- Niryo
- Coriolis Composite
- Osé Engineering
- eCential Robotics
- MS-Innov MINTAKA SYSTEM INNOVATION
- Boa Concept
- Scallog
- Robots Recif Technologies
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- Évolution du chiffre d'affaires de la robotique
- Évolution du chiffre d'affaires de la robotique
- Volume des ventes de robots industriels
- Répartition des robots de service en fonction de leur application
- Taille du marché mondial des robots de service à usage personnel
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Robots Recif Technologies racheté par le singapourien Accuron Technologies - 23/01/2024
- Recif Technologies détient 30% du marché mondial des robots de manipulation des plaques de silicium.
- Le même marché est également occupé par son concurrent japonais, Rorze.
- Recif Technologies emploie 60 personnes, réparties comme suit : 42 à Blagnac, 13 à Taïwan et 5 aux États-Unis.
- Accuron Technologies, l'acquéreur, est un holding singapourien qui détient des entreprises d'ingénierie et de haute technologie dans divers secteurs et régions.
- Recif Technologies a été fondée en 1982 et a employé jusqu'à 1.200 personnes en 2001, avant de déposer le bilan en 2005.
- Par la suite est passée à 600 puis à 60 employés.
- L'entreprise a investi dans la R&D et fabrique des robots compacts qui manipulent et trient les disques de silicium.
- Le chiffre d'affaires de Recif Technologies a plus que triplé depuis 2015, atteignant près de 17 millions d'euros en 2023.
- L'entreprise produit plusieurs dizaines de robots par a pour des grands fabricants de puces comme STMicroelectronics et TSMC.
- 74% de ses ventes sont réalisées en Asie, 16% en Europe et 10% aux États-Unis.
Universal Robots montre ses muscles - 10/01/2024
- Universal Robots est le leader mondial des cobots.
- L'entreprise est basée à Odense, au Danemark.
- Universal Robots a plus de 75 000 cobots installés dans le monde entier.
Sterela vend ses stations de météo au Koweït - 14/12/2023
- Fabricant de porte-cibles militaires pour l'entraînement des armées et de systèmes de contrôle routier qui appartient au groupe Ermic
- L'entreprise Sterela a signé un contrat de 18 millions d'euros de la direction générale de l'aviation civile du Koweït pour la construction et la maintenance de 38 stations de météo.
- Sterela avait obtenu un contrat-cadre de Météo France pour fournir et maintenir en condition opérationnelle 600 à 900 stations de météo pendant huit ans à partir de 2013. Il avait aussi remporté cette année-là un contrat du GIE européen Eumetnet pour la construction de 300 stations de météo marine embarquées.
- La société a remporté en 2021, au sein d'un consortium, un marché de 80 millions d'euros pour la maintenance en condition opérationnelle de tous les champs de tir en France. Puis, elle a décroché un contrat de plusieurs millions d'euros en Espagne en 2022.
- Les appareils de contrôle routier sont une autre grande activité du groupe Ermic, qui réunit les sociétés Sterela, Survision, Noval, Movicity et Bluematrix.
- Ermic va réaliser un chiffre d'affaires de 38 millions d'euros en 2023 (avec 190 salariés), contre 34 millions en 2022. Il devrait atteindre 44 millions en 2024 avec la croissance des ventes militaires.
Scallog, le petit poucet français des robots logistiques - 12/12/2023
- Fondation de l'entreprise Scallog : 2013
- Nombre d'emplacements de Scallog : 80 sites en France et à l'international
- Clients principaux : Airbus, Thales, Sanofi, Boiron, Decathlon
- Nombre d'employés : 60
- Lieu d'assemblage des robots : Nanterre
- Chiffre d'affaires : douze millions d'euros cette année
- Chiffre d'affaires du principal concurrent, Exotec : 200 millions d'euros
- Clarins, client qui a bénéficié de 750 étagères Scallog livrées par 71 robots vers 12 stations de préparation de commandes
- Montant de la levée de fonds en 2015 : 1,5 million d'euros
- Montant de la levée de fonds en 2019 : 7 millions d'euros
- Présence à l'étranger : Singapour, Europe, Etats-Unis, dans un total de 20 sites
- Concurrence : les géants chinois du secteur tels que Geek + ou GreyOrange
- Valeur prévue du marché de la robotisation en 2030 : 51 milliards de dollars selon le cabinet ABI Research.
Boa Concept finance sa croissance externe et son internationalisation grâce à la Bourse - 04/12/2023
- Boa Concept emploie 90 personnes et a réalisé un chiffre d'affaires de 20 millions d'euros.
- Boa Concept a été créé en 2012
- En 2021, Boa Concept a levé 12 millions d’euros Boa Concept a remporté un contrat majeur de dix millions d'euros pour équiper une plateforme logistique de 90.000 m2.
- Boa Concept compte plus de 140 clients
- La startup Roboptic a été acquise par Boa Concept fin 2022.
- Elle propose une solution automatisée de picking Roboptic a été créée en 2016
Naïo Technologies augmente sa production de robots agricoles autonomes - 20/11/2023
- Naïo Technologies, une entreprise de robotique agricole, a été fondée en 2011.
- Leur premier robot de binage a été commercialisé en 2013.
- L'entreprise a vendu plus de 450 robots depuis sa création, dont une centaine en 2022.
- Le chiffre d'affaires de l'entreprise pour l'année 2022 est de 6,5 millions d'euros.
- L'entreprise compte 80 employés. Ils produisent de 100 à 150 robots par an.
- La moitié des robots sont exportés dans 25 pays
- L'entreprise a levé 32 millions d'euros à la fin 2022
- Naïo Technologies a déposé 10 brevets sur la robotique et les systèmes de sécurité.
- Plusieurs types de robots ont été développés : Oz (petit robot de binage), Ted (grand enjambeur pour la vigne), Orio (robot de deux mètres de large pour légumes) et Jo (petit chenillard pour les vignes en pente).
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