Speaker 1: Emerging technologies are reshaping industries at an accelerating pace, driven
Speaker 1: by breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, robotics, quantum computing, blockchain, and
Speaker 1: the Internet of Things. In twenty twenty five, the artificial
Speaker 1: intelligence and robotics sector is experiencing dramatic growth, with the
Speaker 1: global AI robots market valued at over twenty billion dollars
Speaker 1: and projected to surge past one hundred and twenty four
Speaker 1: billion by twenty thirty four. According to glowed Newsware, the
Speaker 1: business research company highlights a near thirty per cent annual
Speaker 1: growth rate for the artificial intelligence and robotics market, propelled
Speaker 1: by automation demand, healthcare adoption, and significant advances in generative
Speaker 1: and physical artificial intelligence. Across industries, innovations are bridging traditional silos.
Speaker 1: Robots that integrate advanced artificial intelligence can now not only
Speaker 1: automate assembly lines, but also adapt on the fly, analyze
Speaker 1: real time data, and collaborate safely with human colleagues. These
Speaker 1: collaborative robots or cobots, use intuitive interfaces, sometimes powered by
Speaker 1: large language models, bridging user experience gaps and reducing training costs.
Speaker 1: As discussed in Robotics trand analyzes from computer and the
Speaker 1: International Federation of Robotics. Industrial manufacturers, especially in automotive and warehousing,
Speaker 1: are actively piloting humanoid robots for specialized tasks, though their
Speaker 1: economic scalability compared to traditional solutions remains an open question.
Speaker 1: At the same time, mobile robots now make up the
Speaker 1: majority of new deployments, handling logistics, health care, and even
Speaker 1: hazardous tasks in ways that drive greater flexibility and resilience,
Speaker 1: with over fifty percent of robotics market revenue source from
Speaker 1: these systems. According to ABI Research, Investment is flowing robustly
Speaker 1: into research and development, with patent grants accelerating by more
Speaker 1: than one hundred and twenty percent annually, especially from centers
Speaker 1: of innovation in the United States, China, Japan, and India.
Speaker 1: Quantum computing and blockchain are gaining traction in secure transactions,
Speaker 1: optimization problems, and supply chain transparency, while the industrial Internet
Speaker 1: of Things is set to account for most automation revenue
Speaker 1: by twenty twenty eight, as reported by IIoT World. Yet,
Speaker 1: as innovation surges, regulatory and ethical challenges LOOM listeners should
Speaker 1: watch for evolving privacy guidelines, calls for algorithmic transparency, and
Speaker 1: debate over the societal impact of job automation for businesses
Speaker 1: and individuals aiming to harness these trends. Practical action points
Speaker 1: include investing in workforce upskilling, exploring partnerships with artificial intelligence
Speaker 1: and robotic startups, and monitoring standards on interoperability and data security.
Speaker 1: The future promises more deeply integrated, intelligent and responsive systems
Speaker 1: that will unlock value, but demand careful navigation of integration
Speaker 1: hurdles and ethical considerations. Recent news include surging AI health
Speaker 1: care robotics adoption, big investments in generative physical artificial intelligence
Speaker 1: for industrial applications, and new global regulations announced at last
Speaker 1: week's tech summit in Singapore focusing on robotic safety standards.
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