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"MARKET OUTLOOK
The automotive robotics market in North America is estimated to develop with 10.61% of CAGR in the projected years 2021-2028. The United States and Canada together comprise the market in this region.
In Canada, automation and robotics are most frequently used for handling and assembly tasks, and also for teleoperation, vision-guided quality control, and additive manufacturing. The growth of the Canadian manufacturing sector relies majorly on the implementation of automation and robotics. As per sources, due to the strong robotics adoption by the automotive sector, the robot density in the country (robots installed per 10,000 employees) is 165. This is significantly higher than the global average of 113. This high rate of adoption indicates positive growth for the market in the years to come.
North America holds the third-largest market share of the global automotive robotics market. The major industrial robot manufacturers in the US are foreign-owned. One large manufacturer, California-based Adept Technologies Inc, was a leading domestic producer of industrial robots, until 2015, before Japan-based OMRON Corporation acquired it. However, US-based firms are competitive when it comes to supplying parts and services for robots, such as robot systems integrators. Further, new research and product development have also expanded the usage of industrial robots in several manufacturing applications in North America, boosting the market growth.
COMPETITIVE OUTLOOK
Some of the prime players in the automotive robotics market include Fanuc Corporation, Yamaha Robotics, Denso Wave Incorporated, Kuka AG, Nachi-Fujikoshi Corporation, Universal Robots AS, Kawasaki Robotics Inc, and Seiko Epson Corporation.
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