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Reportlinker Adds Robotics: Technologies and Global Markets ReportNEW YORK, Sept 03, 2009 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue. Robotics: Technologies and Global Markets http://www.reportlinker.com/p0118581/Robotics-Technologies-and-Global-Markets.html This Report: Provides market forecasts, through 2014, for robotics technologies in various market sectors, from manufacturing to consumer applications. Thoroughly defines all sectors of the robotic industry. Defines current and emerging technologies. Covers traditional applications as well as the path-breaking: medical laboratories, construction, hazardous waste removal and home security. Examines environmental, economic and regulatory issues impacting the robotics industry, as well as major robotic-related research and patent activity. Provides a strategic overview of the regional and global marketplace for robotic technologies. Profiles major robotic manufacturers, research institutions and related patents. Chapter-1: SUMMARY SUMMARY 7 SUMMARY TABLE WORLDWIDE DEMAND FOR ROBOTS, BY TYPE, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 8 SUMMARY FIGURE WORLDWIDE DEMAND FOR ROBOTS, BY TYPE, 2007-2014 ($ MILLIONS) 8 Chapter-2: A UNIQUE MACHINE A UNIQUE MACHINE 9 TABLE 1 ROBOT HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 10 POPULAR VIEWS OF ROBOTS 11 PROFESSIONAL VIEWS OF ROBOTS 11 PROFESSIONAL VIEWS OF ROBOTS (CONTINUED) 12 DISTINCTION BETWEEN AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS 13 DE FACTO U.S. DEFINITION OF A ROBOT 13 EVOLUTION OF A GLOBALLY HARMONIZED DEFINITION 13 Evolution of a Globally . . .Continued) 14 TABLE 2 NATIONS SETTING THE ISO ROBOTIC STANDARDS (BY STATUS) 15 TABLE 2 (CONTINUED) 16 Chapter-3: THE SIX BASIC TYPES OF ROBOTS THE SIX BASIC TYPES OF ROBOTS 17 THE SIX BASIC TYPES OF ROBOTS (CONTINUED) 18 SIX TYPE DIVISION 19 TABLE 3 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR ROBOTIC SYSTEMS, BY COMPONENT, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 20 TABLE 3 (CONTINUED) 21 TABLE 4 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR ROBOTIC SYSTEMS, BY TYPE, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 21 TABLE 5 NORTH AMERICAN DEMAND FOR ROBOTIC SYSTEMS, BY TYPE, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 22 FIGURE 1 NORTH AMERICAN DEMAND FOR ROBOTIC SYSTEMS, BY TYPE, 2007-2014 ($ MILLIONS) 22 TABLE 6 EUROPEAN UNION DEMAND FOR ROBOTIC SYSTEMS, BY TYPE THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 23 FIGURE 2 EUROPEAN UNION DEMAND FOR ROBOTIC SYSTEMS, BY TYPE, 2007-2014 ($ MILLIONS) 23 TABLE 7 ASIAN DEMAND FOR ROBOTIC SYSTEMS, BY TYPE, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 24 FIGURE 3 ASIAN DEMAND FOR ROBOTIC SYSTEMS, BY TYPE, 2007-2014 ($ MILLIONS) 24 TABLE 8 REST OF THE WORLD'S DEMAND FOR ROBOTIC SYSTEMS, BY TYPE, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 25 FIGURE 4 REST OF THE WORLD DEMAND FOR ROBOTIC SYSTEMS, BY TYPE, 2007-2014 ($ MILLIONS) 25 DEMAND FOR WHOLE ROBOTS 26 TABLE 9 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR WHOLE INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS, BY SPECIALIZATION, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 26 TABLE 10 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR WHOLE DOMESTIC SERVICE ROBOTS, BY SPECIALIZATION, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 26 TABLE 11 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR WHOLE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ROBOTS, BY SPECIALIZATION, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 27 TABLE 12 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR WHOLE MILITARY ROBOTS, BY SPECIALIZATION, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 27 TABLE 13 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR WHOLE SECURITY ROBOTS, BY SPECIALIZATION, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 28 TABLE 14 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR WHOLE SPACE ROBOTS, BY SPECIALIZATION, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 28 HARMONIZATION WITH THE 2003 BCC ROBOT STUDY (ENG001A) 28 TABLE 15 INDUSTRIAL ROBOT HARMONIZATION 29 TABLE 16 DOMESTIC SERVICE ROBOT HARMONIZATION 30 TABLE 17 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ROBOT HARMONIZATION 30 TABLE 18 MILITARY ROBOT HARMONIZATION 31 TABLE 19 SECURITY ROBOT HARMONIZATION 31 TABLE 20 SPACE ROBOT HARMONIZATION 31 DEMAND FOR SPECIALIZED TYPES OF ROBOTS 31 INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS 32 TABLE 21 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR SPECIALIZED INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 32 DOMESTIC SERVICE ROBOTS 32 TABLE 22 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR SPECIALIZED DOMESTIC SERVICE ROBOTS, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 33 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ROBOTS 33 TABLE 23 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR SPECIALIZED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ROBOTS, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 33 MILITARY ROBOTS 34 TABLE 24 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR SPECIALIZED MILITARY ROBOTS, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 34 SECURITY ROBOTS 34 TABLE 25 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR SPECIALIZED SECURITY ROBOTS, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 34 SPACE ROBOTS 35 TABLE 26 GLOBAL DEMAND FOR SPACE ROBOTS, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 35 Chapter-4: ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES 36 TECHNOLOGIES 37 ACTUATION 37 ADAPTATION 37 AUTONOMY 38 CALIBRATION 39 COGNITION 39 COLLISION AVOIDANCE 39 CONFIGURATION 40 CONTROL 40 DEPENDABILITY 41 END EFFECTORS, GRIPPERS, AND DEXTEROUS HANDS 41 HUMAN-ROBOT INTERFACES 42 Human-Robot Interfaces (Continued) 43 KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS 44 LEARNING 44 LOCALIZATION 45 LOCOMOTION 46 MANIPULATION 47 Manipulation (Continued) 48 MATERIALS 49 MECHATRONICS 50 TABLE 27 MECHATRONICS EDUCATION PROGRAMS (BS, MS, CERTIFICATION OR COURSEWORK) 51 MISSIONS, TASKS AND PROCESSES 51 MOTION CONTROL 51 NAVIGATION 52 Navigation (Continued) 53 PERCEPTION 54 POWER MANAGEMENT 54 ROBOT-ROBOT INTERACTION 55 ROBUSTNESS 56 SAFETY 56 TABLE 28 GLOBAL SAFETY-RELATED EXPENDITURES FOR ROBOTS, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 57 TABLE 28 (CONTINUED) 58 SENSING 58 SENSORS 58 SENSOR FUSION 59 STANDARDIZATION 59 TABLE 29 ISO TC 184/SC 2 ROBOTS AND ROBOTIC DEVICE STANDARDS (IN PLACE AS OF JAN 15, 2009, LISTED CHRONOLOGICALLY FROM OLDEST TO MOST RECENT) 59 TABLE 29 (CONTINUED) 60 TABLE 30 ISO TC 184/SC 2 ROBOTS AND ROBOTIC DEVICE STANDARDS AND PROJECTS UNDER PERIODIC REVIEW (IN PLACE AS OF JAN 15, 2009, LISTED CHRONOLOGICALLY FROM OLDEST TO MOST RECENT) 60 TABLE 31 WITHDRAWN ISO ROBOTS AND ROBOTIC DEVICE STANDARDS AND PROJECTS (IN PLACE AS OF JAN 15, 2009, LISTED CHRONOLOGICALLY FROM OLDEST TO MOST RECENT) 60 TABLE 31 (CONTINUED) 61 TABLE 32 ISO STANDARDS AND PROJECTS RELATED TO, BUT NOT CATEGORIZED AS, ROBOTS OR ROBOTIC DEVICES 61 TABLE 32 (CONTINUED) 62 SWARMS AND NETWORKS 62 TELEPRESENCE AND TELEROBOTICS 63 VISION 63 Vision (Continued) 64 Chapter-5: FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DEMAND FOR ROBOTS FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DEMAND FOR ROBOTS 65 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT AND ROBOT SALES 66 FIGURE 5 BASELINE RELATIONSHIP OF INDUSTRIAL ROBOT SALES AND MANUFACTURING GROSS OUTPUT FROM 1979 TO 2001 (U.S.) (UNITS, $ MILLIONS) 67 FACTORS INFLUENCING ALL SIX TYPES OF ROBOTS 68 THE ONGOING FINANCIAL CRISIS 68 U.S. SHIFTS FOCUS OF ROBOTICS RESEARCH TO THE MILITARY 69 TABLE 33 CHANGES IN RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF PUBLIC AND PUBLIC-PRIVATE FUNDING SOURCES, 2003-2014 (%) 70 EUROPE COORDINATES ITS ROBOTIC RESEARCH 70 Europe Coordinates Its . . . (Continued) 71 FACTORS AFFECTING DEMAND FOR INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS 72 PLUMMETING AUTO SALES 72 COMPOSITES WILL LESSEN THE NEED FOR WELDING ROBOTS 72 Composites Will Lessen the . . . (Continued) 73 FACTORS AFFECTING DEMAND FOR DOMESTIC SERVICE ROBOTS 74 JAPAN'S DOMESTIC AND PROFESSIONAL ROBOTIC INITIATIVES 75 TABLE 34 JAPAN'S DOMESTIC SERVICE ROBOT INITIATIVE 75 TABLE 35 JAPAN'S PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ROBOT INITIATIVE 76 TAIWAN SEEKS LEADERSHIP POSITION 76 FACTORS AFFECTING PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ROBOTS 76 FACTORS AFFECTING PROFESSIONAL . . . (CONTINUED) 77 TABLE 36 U.S. FINANCED ROBOT PROJECTS-CIVILIAN AGENCIES (1983 THROUGH 2009 FISCAL YEAR) 78 TABLE 36 (CONTINUED) 79 FACTORS AFFECTING MILITARY ROBOTICS 80 WARS FOSTER CONTINUING DEVELOPMENT 80 Wars Foster Continuing Development (Continued) 81 Wars Foster Continuing Development (Continued) 82 TABLE 37 U.S. ARMED FORCES ROBOT RESEARCH (1983 THROUGH 2008 FISCAL YEAR) 83 TABLE 37 (CONTINUED) 84 TABLE 38 ROBOT PROJECTS FINANCED BY THE DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY (1983 THROUGH 2009 FISCAL YEAR) 84 TABLE 39 ROBOT PROJECTS FINANCED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (1983 THROUGH 2009 FISCAL YEAR) 85 TYPES AND TIERS OF MILITARY ROBOTS 85 TABLE 40 U.S. AIR FORCE UAV TIERS 86 TABLE 41 U.S. MARINE CORPS UAV TIERS 87 TABLE 42 U.S. ARMY UAV TIERS 87 TABLE 43 U.S. ARMY FUTURE COMBAT SYSTEM UAV CLASSES 87 TABLE 44 SIGNIFICANT NON-U.S. UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES 88 TABLE 44 (CONTINUED) 89 TABLE 44 (CONTINUED) 90 TABLE 44 (CONTINUED) 91 TABLE 45 SIGNIFICANT U.S. UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES 91 TABLE 45 (CONTINUED) 92 FACTORS AFFECTING SECURITY ROBOTS 93 FACTORS AFFECTING SPACE ROBOTS 94 TABLE 46 NASA FINANCED ROBOTICS PROJECTS (1983 THROUGH 2009 FISCAL YEAR) 95 TABLE 46 (CONTINUED) 96 Chapter-6: ROBOT PATENT ANALYSIS TABLE 47 ASSIGNED PATENTS BEARING TITLE "INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS" (BY ORIGINAL ASSIGNEE AND FILING DATE) 97 TABLE 47 (CONTINUED) 98 TABLE 47 (CONTINUED) 99 A TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE 99 TABLE 48 ROBOT WRISTS (BY ORIGINAL ASSIGNEE AND FILING DATE) 100 IDENTIFYING TECHNOLOGICAL LEADERSHIP 100 TABLE 49 SIGNIFICANT ASSIGNED ROBOTICS PATENTS (BY ORIGINAL ASSIGNEE AND FILING DATE) 101 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 102 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 103 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 104 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 105 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 106 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 107 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 108 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 109 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 110 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 111 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 112 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 113 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 114 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 115 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 116 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 117 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 118 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 119 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 120 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 121 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 122 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 123 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 124 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 125 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 126 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 127 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 128 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 129 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 130 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 131 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 132 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 133 TABLE 49 (CONTINUED) 134 USING PATENTS TO IDENTIFY KEY NICHE MARKET PLAYERS 134 TABLE 50 ASSIGNED PATENTS FOR CLEANING ROBOTS (BY ORIGINAL ASSIGNEE) 135 TABLE 50 (CONTINUED) 136 TABLE 50 (CONTINUED) 137 TABLE 51 ASSIGNED PATENTS FOR MILKING ROBOTS (BY ORIGINAL ASSIGNEE) 137 TABLE 51 (CONTINUED) 138 TABLE 51 (CONTINUED) 139 TABLE 51 (CONTINUED) 140 TABLE 51 (CONTINUED) 141 TABLE 51 (CONTINUED) 142 TABLE 51 (CONTINUED) 143 TABLE 51 (CONTINUED) 144 TABLE 51 (CONTINUED) 145 TABLE 51 (CONTINUED) 146 TABLE 51 (CONTINUED) 147 TABLE 51 (CONTINUED) 148 TABLE 51 (CONTINUED) 149 TABLE 52 ASSIGNED PATENTS FOR ROBOTIC TELEMATICS (BY ORIGINAL ASSIGNEE AND FILING DATE) 149 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 150 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 151 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 152 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 153 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 154 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 155 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 156 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 157 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 158 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 159 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 160 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 161 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 162 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 163 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 164 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 165 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 166 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 167 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 168 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 169 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 170 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 171 TABLE 52 (CONTINUED) 172 ABSTRACTS OF NOTEWORTHY ROBOTICS PATENTS, BY PATENT NUMBER 172 PROGRAMMED ARTICLE TRANSFER 172 METHOD FOR TRANSFERRING WAFERS IN A SEMICONDUCTOR TAPE-PEELING APPARATUS 173 WELDING MACHINE AND METHOD FOR ASSEMBLING SAME 173 LINKING ELEMENT WITH SCREW JACK AND ITS USE FOR AN INDUSTRIAL ROBOT ARM 174 PAINT SPRAY BOOTH WITH ROBOT 174 SUPPORTING STRUCTURE 174 METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PROCESSING WAFERS 175 LIGHT-PINPOINTING DEVICE FOR A ROBOT 175 REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM FOR BIPED LOCOMOTION ROBOT 176 SCARA-TYPE ROBOT WITH COUNTERBALANCED ARMS 176 STACK GRASPER FOR SHEET-LIKE PRODUCTS AND METHOD OF PALLETIZING USING A STACK GRASPER 177 ERROR RECOVERY METHODS FOR CONTROLLING ROBOTIC SYSTEMS 177 SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR AUTOMATICALLY FOCUSING THE ATTENTION OF A VIRTUAL ROBOT INTERACTING WITH USERS 178 Chapter-7: ROBOT FORECASTS TABLE 53 WORLDWIDE DEMAND FOR ROBOTS, BY INDUSTRY AND COMPONENT, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 179 TABLE 53 (CONTINUED) 180 TABLE 54 ROBOTS DEMAND IN NORTH AMERICAN, BY INDUSTRY AND COMPONENT, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 180 TABLE 54 (CONTINUED) 181 TABLE 55 ROBOTS DEMAND IN THE EUROPEAN UNION, BY INDUSTRY AND COMPONENT, THROUGH 2014 182 TABLE 56 ROBOTS DEMAND IN ASIA, BY INDUSTRY AND COMPONENT, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 183 TABLE 57 ROBOTS DEMAND IN THE REST OF THE WORLD, BY INDUSTRY AND COMPONENT, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 184 TABLE 58 ROBOT DEMAND BY INDUSTRY AND COMPONENT, THROUGH 2014 ($ MILLIONS) 185 TABLE 58 (CONTINUED) 186 TABLE 58 (CONTINUED) 187 Chapter-8: ROBOTICS COMMUNITY PROFILES ABB 188 ADEPT TECHNOLOGY, INC. 188 ADVANCING ROBOTICS TECHNOLOGY FOR SOCIETAL IMPACT ALLIANCE 189 APPLIED MATERIALS, INC. 189 CARE PARTNERS 189 CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY ROBOTICS INSTITUTE 190 COLLEGE DE FRANCE 191 COMAU 192 DENSO ROBOTICS 192 EUROPEAN ROBOTICS RESEARCH NETWORK (EURON) 192 EUROPEAN TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS 193 FANUC LTD. 193 FARADAY ADVANCE 193 FOSTER-MILLER 194 FUJITSU FANUC 194 GENESIS SYSTEMS GROUP, LLC 194 HITACHI, LTD. 194 HONDA 195 INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS (IEEE) 195 INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF ROBOTICS (IFR) 195 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR STANDARDIZATION (ISO) 196 IROBOT CORP. 196 JOINT ROBOTICS PROGRAM (JRP) 196 KAROLINSKA INSTITUTET 197 KAWASAKI ROBOTICS 197 KUKA ROBOTICS OF NORTH AMERICA 197 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (MIT) 198 MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD 198 MITSUBISHI 198 MOTOMAN 199 NACHI ROBOTICS 199 NATIONAL ROBOTICS ENGINEERING CENTER 199 PILZ AUTOMATION 200 ROBOTICS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (RIA) 200 ROBOTICS ALLIANCE PROJECT 200 ROBOTICS SOCIETY OF JAPAN 200 SICK, INC. 200 STAUBLI 201 UNIMATION 201 UNIVERSITA CAMPUS BIO-MEDICO 201 UNIVERSITA DI FERRARA 201 UNIVERSITAT AUTONOMA DE BARCELONA 201 UNIVERSITE PIERRE ET MARIE CURIE 201 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-MERCED 202 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA--SAN DIEGO 202 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SANTA CRUZ 202 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 202 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 202 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS--AMHERST 202 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI 202 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN--ANN ARBOR 203 UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO 203 UNIVERSITY OF PARMA 203 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 203 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 203 UNIVERSITY RESEARCH PROGRAM IN ROBOTICS 203 VECNA TECHNOLOGIES 204 VENTAX ROBOT, INC. 204 VIGYAN RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. 204 VIKING ENERGY CORP. 204 WASEDA UNIVERSITY 204 WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 204 WORKSCIENCE CORP. 205 YALE UNIVERSITY 205 YASKAWA ELECTRIC 205 To order this report: Robotics: Technologies and Global Markets http://www.reportlinker.com/p0118581/Robotics-Technologies-and-Global-Markets.html More market research reports here! 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