How small robotics teams innovate and scale quickly
summary
MassRobotics reports specifics: robotics market jumps from roughly $30–50B today to about $200B by 2025, cobots are only 3–5% of industrial arms though UR has sold ~55,000, and logistics deals include Locus selling 2,000 units to DHL. An AWS-funded accelerator runs a 20-company cohort as a four-week program teaching cloud tools like RoboRunner and cloud-based fleet management to cut integration cost, enable RaaS pricing and speed startups toward deployable AMRs, pickers, inspectors and home robots.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50What is robotics?
- 2:28Growing markets in robotics
- 2:55Manufacturing
- 10:48Delivery robots
- 12:37Construction
- 17:00Hospitality Concierge
- 17:46In the home
- 21:21Big trends
- 24:41How cloud technologies can help robotics companies scale
- 26:38Advantages of the cloud and AWS
- 27:53How to accelerate?
- 31:35Robotics Startup Accelerator -Looking ahead We are excited to announce that applications for the Fall 2022 Cohort are officially open Application Dates
- 33:08MassRobotics pillars
- 35:34MassRobotics provides a unique startup support model
- 36:4464+ residents and growing
- 37:48Annual partners and collaborators
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