Innovative Report on Europe Robot Sensor Market Growing at CAGR of +10.5% by 2024

Dec 17, 2018

Europe Robot Sensor Market to reach $1.2 bn by 2024 owing to the increasing adoption of automation and new technological advancement.

India - December 17, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —

The research report titled “Europe Robot Sensor Market Size by Product (Force Torque, Vision, Ultrasonic, Acoustical, Tactile, Laser Range, Proximity), By Robot Type (Industrial, Service, Collaborative), By Application (Manufacturing, Logistics, Defense, Agriculture, Medical, Domestic, Entertainment)”, by Graphical Research estimated to cross USD 1.2 Billion by 2024

The increasing adoption of industrial robots across the automotive sector in Germany is one of the major factors that has proliferated the Europe robot sensor market. The need for automation in higher precision and low-cost manufacturing has led to a broader penetration of robots in this sector. Moreover, the implementation of robotics due to complex task-performing capabilities gives these manufacturers a competitive advantage. It can simplify operational processes and increase the production rate. Manufacturers make use of the robotic systems in applications including welding, painting, assembly of parts, machine tending, and part transfer. This is contributing towards the growth of the Europe robot sensor market.

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Breakthrough in robotics technology has led to the advancement and in industrial revolution 4.0. The rise in the adoption of technology has led to the increased penetration of robotics in manufacturing industries in this region fueling Europe robot sensor market. The growing concern of employee safety has also accelerated the incorporation of robotics systems by manufacturers in different sectors, fostering the growth of the Europe robot sensor market. These systems can perform dexterous and complicated tasks, such as placing the parts on the pallets, loading or unloading of heavy parts, and material handling, which automatically reduces the risks involved in executing them. These systems are best suitable for performing repetitive and monotonous tasks, thereby eliminating the need for labor force, thus reducing the overall cost.

Decreasing cost of robots has also increased the market share of the Europe robot sensor market. The prices of industrial robots have decreased owing to the increasing technological advancements in the semiconductor industry. Prices of several sensors, such as vision sensor and force-torque sensor, have witnessed a decline, driving their demand across several industries. The implementation of these low-cost sensors has further reduced the cost of robots, which augmented their demand in the Europe robot sensor market.

The prominent players in the industry are ifm electronic GmbH, Baumer, ams AG, and Balluff AG. They are expanding their business in other regions to gain a competitive edge in the Europe robot sensor market. In March 2018, Balluff launched its plans to expand its headquarters in Switzerland. In addition, strategic activities, such as acquisition and mergers, are initiated by companies to increase their market penetration. In January 2018. Balluff acquired Matrix Visions, a manufacturer of image processing components.

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Segments We Cover:

Europe Robot Sensor Market Statistics, By Product:
o Force Torque
o Vision
o Ultrasonic
o Acoustical
o Tactile
o Laser Range
o Proximity

Europe Robot Sensor Market Trends, By Robot Type:
o Industrial
o Service
o Collaborative

Europe Robot Sensor Market Growth, By Application:
o Manufacturing
o Logistics
o Defense
o Agriculture
o Medical
o Domestic
o Entertainment

The above information is provided for the following regions and countries:
o Germany
o UK
o France
o Spain
o Italy
o Denmark

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