Speaker 1: Emerging technology in artificial intelligence, robotics, quantum computing, blockchain, and
Speaker 1: the Internet of Things is accelerating at a remarkable rate,
Speaker 1: with twenty twenty five standing out as a pivotal year
Speaker 1: for digital innovation. According to NASDAK, the global robotics market
Speaker 1: is expected to more than double from just over seventy
Speaker 1: one billion dollars in twenty twenty five to nearly one
Speaker 1: hundred fifty one billion by twenty thirty, driven by the
Speaker 1: convergence of cutting edge technologies and arise in cross sector partnerships.
Speaker 1: Industrial automation is at the forefront, transforming automotive manufacturing and
Speaker 1: logistics through intelligent robotics systems with the ability to make
Speaker 1: real time decisions autonomously markets and markets projects. The intelligent
Speaker 1: robotics market will reach over fifty billion dollars by twenty thirty,
Speaker 1: fueled by demand for flexible automation and digital production systems,
Speaker 1: particularly in the Asia Pacific region. High profile break through
Speaker 1: showcase at CEES this year included next generation AI powered
Speaker 1: consumer gadgets, empathetic robotics for healthcare and home use, and
Speaker 1: real time intelligent automation tools for businesses, reflecting a shift
Speaker 1: toward AI driven personalization and human robot collaboration. STARTUS Insights
Speaker 1: highlights over one thousand, three hundred and eighty firms and
Speaker 1: nine hundred startups currently innovating in the AI robotics sector,
Speaker 1: with the space growing by almost twenty nine percent annually.
Speaker 1: Research institutions and major players in the United States, Japan, China,
Speaker 1: and Europe continue to file new patents, driving intellectual property
Speaker 1: and attracting global investments, despite economic headwinds like US tariffs
Speaker 1: impacting costs for investors and industry strategists. The expansion into
Speaker 1: quantum computing and blockchain offers new avenues for securing supply
Speaker 1: chains and processing vast data sets as startups target breakthroughs
Speaker 1: in industrial applications, finance, and healthcare. However, regulatory and and
Speaker 1: ethical considerations remain front and center, with governments and international
Speaker 1: agencies drafting frameworks for the safe, equitable deployment of advanced algorithms, robotics,
Speaker 1: and digital twins. Challenges such as workforce reskilling, data privacy,
Speaker 1: and seamless integration with existing infrastructure call for proactive planning
Speaker 1: and ongoing stakeholder dialogue. Looking ahead, listeners should watch for
Speaker 1: increased mergers and acquisitions as companies race to consolidate expertise
Speaker 1: in generative AI, quantum security, and Internet of things integration.
Speaker 1: Three practical takeaways upskilled teams for AI, enhanced workflows, build
Speaker 1: adaptive regulatory strategies with flexible governance, and pursue partnerships that
Speaker 1: emphasize ethical deployment and interoperability. The future of digital innovation
Speaker 1: is bright, but agility, collaboration, and foresight will separate leaders
Speaker 1: from laggards. Thank you for tuning in. Be sure to
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