Speaker 1: Cutting edge advancements in artificial intelligence, robotics and digital technologies
Speaker 1: are setting the stage for a transformative shift across industries
Speaker 1: as we head into the final quarter of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: This week, sector reports from Markets and Markets show that
Speaker 1: the global artificial intelligence robots market is projected to leap
Speaker 1: from just over six billion dollars in twenty twenty five
Speaker 1: to more than thirty three billion by twenty thirty, an
Speaker 1: astonishing growth rate that reflects the accelerating adoption of automation,
Speaker 1: machine learning, and intelligent systems in manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and
Speaker 1: the service sector. Recent figures from ABI Research pegged the
Speaker 1: broader robotics market at fifty billion dollars for the year,
Speaker 1: with mobile robots dominating hardware and software sales and strong
Speaker 1: gains expected as robotic automation becomes the backbone of warehouse
Speaker 1: supply chain and even retail operations. New breakthroughs are rapidly
Speaker 1: changing the landscape. Humanoid robots, driven by advances in machine vision,
Speaker 1: tactile sensing, and generative artificial intelligence, are now seen in
Speaker 1: pilot deployments, from automating pharmacy workflows to supporting elderly care
Speaker 1: in the Asia Pacific region, collaborative robots or cobots, represent
Speaker 1: roughly a third of all unit sales, blending seamlessly into
Speaker 1: human driven operations for safer, smarter manufacturing. The rise of
Speaker 1: digital twin technology enabling real time simulation and monitoring of
Speaker 1: physical assets is helping factories predict failures before they occur
Speaker 1: and optimize production lines for efficiency. In terms of investment,
Speaker 1: STARTUS Insights points to market opportunities nearing one hundred ninety
Speaker 1: billion dollars this year, underscoring strong institutional and venture capital
Speaker 1: flows into data driven robotics, edge computing platforms, and integrated
Speaker 1: Internet of Things networks. At the same time, cloud enabled
Speaker 1: artificial intelligence and machine learning are democratizing innovation, with platforms
Speaker 1: from open AI and Google making advanced model deployment except
Speaker 1: to small businesses and nonprofits, a trend highlighted by the
Speaker 1: rapid spread of community driven AI projects and open source development. However,
Speaker 1: growth brings complexities. Regulator agencies are calling for updated ethical
Speaker 1: frameworks as robotics and AI become more capable, with job
Speaker 1: this placement, privacy and cybersecurity now front and center and
Speaker 1: industry discussions. The lack of technical expertise in many regions
Speaker 1: could create hurdles despite robust investment. Addressing integration challenges means
Speaker 1: focusing on interoperability standards and retraining the existing workforce. Listeners
Speaker 1: seeking to take advantage of these trends should prioritize upskilling
Speaker 1: in artificial intelligence and robotics, assess their current digital infrastructure
Speaker 1: for compatibility with edge and cloud based AI, and explore
Speaker 1: collaborative innovation opportunities with technology providers. Peep a eye on
Speaker 1: recent news like North America's record robot orders in quarter
Speaker 1: thread than twenty six thousand robots valued at one point
Speaker 1: seven billion dollars, and the launch of new humanoid robots
Speaker 1: for healthcare automation, both demonstrating real world breakthroughs and AI
Speaker 1: driven automation. With continued research investment and responsible oversight, artificial intelligence, robotics,
Speaker 1: quantum computing, blockchain, and the Internet of things will drive
Speaker 1: the next wave of industry transformation. Thanks for tuning in
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