EUROPE AUTONOMOUS MOBILE ROBOTS (AMR) MARKET FORECAST 2022-2030

The Europe autonomous mobile robots (AMR) market is set to record a CAGR of 20.80% during the forecast period, 2022-2030, and is projected to reach $5163.50 million by 2030.

The autonomous mobile robots market growth in Europe is accredited to the growing need for robotics in industries for their operations. Also, robotics is becoming more relevant for small manufacturing industries in the region.

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The Europe autonomous mobile robots (AMR) market growth assessment includes the analysis of Poland, the United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, Spain, France, Italy, and Rest of Europe. The UK is considered one of the most conducive markets in Europe for UAV investments. It has the potential to be a competitive industry for developing next generation UAVs for various industry verticals. At the same time, AMRs and AGVs are attracting investments with complete return on investment with regard to small- and medium-sized businesses. For instance, Amazon has been one of the largest investors in terms of warehouse automation in the United Kingdom. It uses its robots in several of its sites across the UK.

In countries like Belgium, AMRs are being incorporated into hospitals. For instance, Antwerp University Hospital (UZA) is using an AI-powered robot to ensure masks are worn, check temperatures, and greet patients. Also, e-commerce has been on the rise, attributed to solid digital infrastructure. In addition, prominent players are investing in e-commerce. Such factors facilitate growth opportunities in these countries.

In Poland, market players are trying to incorporate innovations in dons and UAVs. For instance, Ericsson and the Institute of Telecommunications, a state research center, collaborated on the joint program ‘5G drone’ in the country. Also, prominent companies are adopting AMRs in their manufacturing plants, which benefits the market growth. Whirlpool, one of the world’s largest home appliances manufacturers, produces freestanding cookers and dryers in the country. In 2018, it incorporated three MiR200 AMRs that transport components between the preassembly and assembly lines in its Lodz plant. Such factors propel market growth in Poland.

The Europe autonomous mobile robots (AMR) market scope includes end-user and robot type. The robot type segment includes unmanned aerial vehicles, autonomous inventory robots, self-driving forklifts, and goods-to-person picking robots.

Self-driving forklifts are cost effective than manned for extremely repetitive processes in hybrid, manufacturing, and distribution centers. Also, these can be incorporated into continuous, uninterrupted operations covering several shifts. Additionally, these trucks can coordinate with regard to speed and routing. This further facilitates material flows to sustain optimal levels and reduce energy consumption. Besides, another added advantage includes significantly less damage to pallets, loads, and shelving, since their navigation is safer and more accurate than manned forklifts.

Furthermore, self-driving forklifts benefit from the considerable AI research conducted to assist driverless automobiles make sense of their surroundings. In addition, they eliminate or minimize the need for personnel to conduct repetitive and monotonous operations like traversing the warehouse on manual equipment to refill inventory or collect orders. Moreover, they offer automation that regulates movement costs per case and per pallet.

Some of the eminent firms in the Europe autonomous mobile robots (AMR) market include KUKA AG, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc, Clearpath Robotics Inc, Fetch Robotics Inc, etc.

KUKA AG supplies and manufactures industrial robots and automated production systems & solutions. The product portfolio includes automated manufacturing systems. The company also provides engineering services to its customers, and offers its services to aviation, healthcare, food, plastics, foundry, electronics, and automotive industries. It is headquartered in Augsburg, Germany.

One of its main products, KR CYBERTECH, is a series of multifunctional robots specializing in assembling, processing, gas-shielded welding, etc.

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