Speaker 1: Artificial intelligence and robotics are converging to reshape industries in
Speaker 1: ways we're only beginning to understand. According to Universal Robots,
Speaker 1: which released its physical AI predictions on January thirty first,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six, tomorrow's robots will anticipate changes in their
Speaker 1: environment rather than simply react to them, using techniques like
Speaker 1: dual numbers and jets. These machines will forecast outcomes and
Speaker 1: simulate what if scenarios in milliseconds, fundamentally transforming how we
Speaker 1: approach automation. The global artificial intelligence robots market is experiencing
Speaker 1: explosive growth markets and markets projects. The sector will expand
Speaker 1: from six point one to one billion dollars in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five to thirty three point three nine billion dollars
Speaker 1: by twenty thirty, representing a compound annual growth rate of
Speaker 1: forty point four percent. Service robots are expected to register
Speaker 1: the highest growth rate at forty point seven percent, while
Speaker 1: the Asia Pacific region accounts for forty one percent of
Speaker 1: current market share. Beyond industrial applications, the International Federation of
Speaker 1: Robotics identifies three critical AI trends reshaping robotics in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty six. First, AI is driving unprecedented autonomy. Analytical artificial
Speaker 1: intelligence processes large data sets to anticipate failures, while generative
Speaker 1: AI enables robots to learn new tasks autonomously. AGENTICAI, a
Speaker 1: hybrid approach combining both types, is positioning modern robots to
Speaker 1: work independently in complex real world environments. Second, information technology
Speaker 1: and operational technology are converging, merging data processing power with
Speaker 1: physical control to enhance robotics versatility. Third, humanoid robotics is
Speaker 1: moving beyond prototypes into real world deployment, particularly in warehousing
Speaker 1: and manufacturing, where human design spaces demand human like flexibility.
Speaker 1: The aerospace and defense sector is witnessing similar momentum. From
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five five to twenty twenty six, that market
Speaker 1: will expand from twenty six point nine billion dollars to
Speaker 1: twenty nine point seventy three billion dollars, with projections reaching
Speaker 1: forty four point zero nine billion by twenty thirty. Major
Speaker 1: acquisitions like light Incredibly Genics one's purchase of Ghost Robotics
Speaker 1: for two hundred thirty nine million dollars underscore the sector's
Speaker 1: focus on autonomous systems and military applications. For organizations navigating
Speaker 1: these shifts, The message is clear. AI and robotics investments
Speaker 1: are no longer optional. Companies should evaluate their automation readiness,
Speaker 1: identify high impact use cases, and build data governance frameworks now.
Speaker 1: The convergence of these technologies will define competitive advantage in
Speaker 1: the coming years. Thank you for tuning in. Join us
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