Global Scans · Robotics · Weekly Summary

• [New] 2025 will witness a significant leap in technology, with the increasing popularity of autonomous vehicles, order picking robots (AMRs), and artificial intelligence in warehouse management. Vit Nam Post Logistics
• [New] The launch of the intelligent golf-caddie robot will redefine on-course service efficiency and user engagement, while the security inspection quadruped solution for North America will bolster operational reliability and significantly reduce labour costs. ResearchPool
• [New] Amazon is developing AI software that will enable robots to operate as package delivery workers that are ferried around in Rivian electric vans, and will soon be ready to start real-world testing at a new facility. Global X ETFs Hong Kong
• [New] Robotics in delivery could drive $7.1 billion in annual savings by 2032, through reduced labour costs, optimized routing, and minimized human error. Shere Price Target
• [New] The increase in the number of robotic installations in Russia will serve as a catalyst for the development of its own industry of industrial robots and a multiple growth in the production of domestic products. TAdviser.ru
• [New] Robotics in delivery could drive over $7.1bn in annual savings by 2032, not including potential savings from humanoids. Yahoo
• [New] Amazon is accelerating its robotics program with an effort to test humanoid robots that could someday deliver packages, another step toward automating the last mile of delivery. Techstory Media
• [New] The world's largest online retailer, Amazon, is exploring the use of humanoid robots to automate package deliveries, a move that could significantly reshape its fulfilment and delivery network. Robotics & Automation News
• [New] Amazon is reportedly developing software for humanoid robots that could perform the role of delivery workers and spring out of its vans. Technocracy News
• By the end of 2024, 14,400 robots will be introduced in the Russian industry, and by 2030 the number of robots at Russian enterprises should increase 6.7 times - to more than 94 thousand units. TAdviser.ru
• The Russian government has set a task for industrialists to significantly increase the number of industrial robots at enterprises - by 2030, more than 94 thousand robots should appear at Russian factories. TAdviser.ru
• In Russia the development of advanced production technologies and robotics products is at the stage of formation and requires a certain revision of the assessment of the potential of R&D personnel. TAdviser.ru
• Vision systems for humanoid robots have entered mass production, with shipments to overseas customers expected before the end of the year. DIGITIMES Inc.
• Less availability of skilled personnel for handling industrial robots can pose a big threat to the growth of the global industry. Facts and Factors
• The robotics and automation industry in Germany is expected to generate total sales of €14.5 billion in 2025. Automation.com
• US manufacturers are leading the charge in automation, artificial intelligence, and robotics, creating new opportunities for export in 2025. Tradeimex
• Year 2028: AI agents have gained wide acceptance and are capable of executing multi-step tasks semi-autonomously in digital and physical domains, including robotics. Forbes
• In the new era of generative AI, PAKDD 2025 expects to see substantial submissions on generative AI, large language models, human-like AI, and data science for robotics including humanoid robots, and metaverse technologies. PAKDD 2025
• In agricultural states like Nebraska, it might very well be a boon for robotics systems that frequently encounter sharp objects like twigs, thorns, plastic and glass. NewsyList
• The integration of artificial intelligence within robotic frameworks is projected to surge, with AI in robotics potentially growing by 30% CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) over the next five years. Catalina Marcuta
• In 2025 China plans to launch a new Rmb1 tn ($137bn) state-backed venture capital fund aimed at channelling investment into humanoid robotics and other sectors prioritised by policymakers. CFO India
• Deployments of automation technologies and robotics are expected to increase at U.S. factories in response to high tariffs and trade uncertainty. National Law Review
• The OECD's 2025 report reveals a growing demand for digital and AI skills in healthcare, especially in non-clinical roles, with most jobs expected to be augmented - not replaced - by technologies like generative AI and robotics. Devdiscourse

Last updated: 23 June 2025