Russian industrial robotics market 2021. TAdviser Overview

The prospects of the robotics industry in the world are optimistic, as stated by Milton Garry, president of the International robotics Federation of Robotics (IFR), in his address of June 17, 2021. And this is despite the ongoing pandemic and a heterogeneous picture of recovery from the crisis in different parts of the world. In the regions, he Asia noted, the restoration of the robotics market began already in the third quarter of 2020 North America To Europe , and in and even at the beginning of the new year, the pre-crisis level has not yet been achieved. At the same time, the recovery picture within each region is ambiguous both in industries and companies: some industries and companies successfully overcame the crisis, others lagged behind.

In Russia, the situation in the industrial robotics market is also mixed, although in general it is rather positive: for several years the market has been showing an annual growth of several tens of percent. And if you count since 2010, the growth rate of the Russian market has grown from 230 robots to 1410 robots sold per year, that is, more than 6 times.

Industrial robots are becoming more intelligent, skillful, finding more and more new applications. As you know, the success of robotic industry in the world is much more noticeable than in Russia: the average robotic density is almost 20 times higher (113 versus 6). And this is understandable, because in Western countries the processes of development and introduction of robotization in production have been going on non-stop, since the 60s of the last century. And our production enterprises, as a result of well-known socio-economic shocks, were in a situation when for a long time they were not up to innovation.

But for 10 years now, Russia has shown very high growth rates of robotization, the last 2-3 years are about 40%. This was made possible due to a number of factors and, of course, due to the development of various robotization technologies.

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• On the Future

TAdviser Analytical Center together with the National Association of Robotics Market Participants (NAURR) published an updated list of the largest Russian integrators of industrial robots. During the survey conducted by TAdviser and NAURR, data from 74 Russian integrators were obtained and considered. Market participants were evaluated according to two main criteria - the number of installed industrial robots and the revenue from their integration in 2018-2020. To be included in the number of largest, the revenue for the announced period should have exceeded 100 million rubles, while the company should have installed 10 or more industrial robots.

As a result of the consideration of company indicators, all of them were divided into three parts. The first part included 33 integrators who met two established criteria at once. The second part included 16 integrators whose indicators met at least one criterion. The additional third list includes the remaining companies that, according to the results of operations in 2018-2020, did not reach the required values ​ ​ of revenue or the number of robots installed. More...

According to a TAdviser study, more than 90% of large industrial enterprises in Russia today already use robots and more than half plan to purchase such solutions in the next couple of years. The main incentive is a significant increase in labor productivity as a result of their implementation, according to almost 50% of the enterprises surveyed.

The situation associated with the COVID-19 pandemic significantly influenced the global robotics industry. On the one hand, this area, along with a number of others, was experiencing the consequences of the global economic downturn. On the other hand, the unprecedented transition of many organizations to a remote format of work has increased interest in deserted technologies and increased the digitalization of production. This attracted the attention of large customers from industrial industries to robotization as a means of reducing costs, reducing the cost of products and improving their quality. More...