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社交機器人：市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢與統計、成長預測（2024-2029）

Social Robots - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2024 - 2029)

出版日期: 2024年02月15日 | 出版商:

Mordor Intelligence | 英文 100 Pages | 商品交期: 2-3個工作天內

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簡介目錄

預計 2024 年社交機器人市場規模為 56.4 億美元，預計到 2029 年將達到 229.3 億美元，預測期內（2024-2029 年）年複合成長率為 32.40%。

隨著世界擴大在各個領域和應用中實施先進技術，機器人和自動化在確保人們安全並允許他們與機器人共存方面發揮關鍵作用。

主要亮點

社交機器人與人類密切合作。因此，它會對用戶做出反應並適應不斷變化的行為。多年來，感測器、致動器和功能的顯著改進使人類能夠透過臉部表情、眼神交流和對話與機器人自然互動。由於大規模改進，人們對在醫療產業實施社交機器人的興趣日益濃厚。例如，與自閉症兒童與機器人互動相比，模仿和凝視等社交機器人行為對自閉症治療產生了積極影響。
對老年人的照顧和照顧的日益關注，對勞動力和人力需求的不斷成長正在影響社交機器人的引入。例如，日本政府正在資助老年護理機器人的開發，預計未來幾年專業工人的數量將減少約38萬人。此外，根據世界銀行的數據，未來幾年，世界人口的22%可能超過60歲。對協作機器人的需求只會增加，使社交機器人成為一個利潤豐厚的市場。
使用機器人進行學習可以改善社交互動並促進幼兒之間的合作，使其成為課堂互動的理想選擇。與機器人一起玩耍和學習對於殘疾學生來說還有額外的好處。社交機器人行為的開發是為了改善即時通訊並促進機器人和人類用戶之間的易用性。
社交機器人導航被編程為從人類觀察和周圍行為的演示中學習。該機器人配備了感測器和攝影機，可以感知周圍的環境，還配備了途徑規劃系統，可以計算可行的路線以實現其導航目標。因此，這些社交機器人提供的幫助和指導是對它們周圍所見的模擬，並模仿相同的人類行為。
此外，社交機器人的主要目的是與人類互動，而不是執行體力任務。隨著感染疾病的蔓延，社交機器人的潛在作用越來越明顯。對社交機器人的需求正在增加，因為它們可以透過提高人們對多種常見疾病的認知和早期診斷來幫助減輕社會負擔，而在某些情況下，這些疾病可能無法診斷，直到為時已晚。
隨著越來越多的人採用機器人來完成各種教育和醫療保健業務， COVID-19感染疾病極大地促進了市場成長。此外，這些機器人容易感染所有疾病，因此可以安全地用於與患有傳染病的患者融合。因此，預計未來五年社交機器人的需求將穩定成長。

社交機器人市場趨勢

醫療保健產業佔主要市場佔有率

社交機器人可以透過減少孤獨感、與醫生聯繫、監控活動和支持看護者來幫助療養院。 2021 年 2 月，維克基金會與馬尼托巴研究中心合作啟動了一個新的遠端臨場機器人計劃，以最大程度地減輕看護者的負擔並失智症患者提供支持。
2021 年 7 月，美國參議院提出了《2021 年居家照護選擇法案》，並得到了廣泛的居家醫療相關人員和消費者團體的支持，包括美國居家照護和臨終關懷協會和品質合作夥伴關係。家庭保健、LeadingAge、AARP、國家老化委員會等。
據世界衛生組織稱，到 2030 年，神經病變的人數預計將增加約 12%，達到 1.03 億。神經系統疾病的增加導致了復健機器人的成長。這種機器人確保復健訓練中的動作每次都以相同的方式重複，訓練大腦僅用肌肉來執行活動。據 IBEF 稱，到 2025 年，政府醫療保健將佔 GDP 的 2.5%。
2022 年 8 月，新罕布夏大學的研究人員從美國國立衛生研究院 (NIH) 獲得了總計 280 萬美元的資金，用於測試和開發社交輔助機器人，以協助護理患有阿茲海默症和相關失智症。每年津貼。例如，如果患者沒有按時服藥，則策略性地放置在藥瓶旁邊的感測器將追蹤缺乏運動的情況，表明患者錯過了服藥，並向輔助機器人發出警報。然後機器人向患者發出音訊提醒。經過幾次試驗後，機器人可以向遠端人類看護者發出警報，並在患者不遵守服藥的情況下進行干涉。

北美將經歷顯著成長

疫情期間消費行為的快速變化增加了北美對數位化和自動化的依賴，從而加速了機器人自動化的發展。 KUKA AG 等從事這一領域的公司也遵循了類似的趨勢，推動了北美地區社交機器人的成長。
此外，人工智慧、擴增實境等先進技術在各個終端用戶領域的發展也為社交機器人的部署創造了新的機會。
不同地區的教育機構正在引進社交機器人來幫助吸引學生的注意。近日，在美國30 個州提供機器人的美國輔導機器人供應商 Van Robotics 宣布，查爾斯頓縣學區 (CCSD) 兩所學校的學生正在使用 8 台 Abii 機器人。。
該機器人旨在透過一對一的干涉來幫助 1 至 6 年級的學生。每個學生都有一個獨特的登入名，機器人提供個人化的指導。此外，機器人還能偵測孩子的注意力持續時間，並透過跳舞和唱歌來重新集中註意力。機器人吸引了學生的注意力，幫助他們對同儕有更好的感覺。
隨著人口滿足社會需求的需求迅速增加，該地區的人口老化也給醫療保健環境帶來了壓力。根據美國人口普查局的數據，2020 年老年人佔人口的 16.9%，預計未來幾年將達到 22%。此外，據加拿大政府稱，未來幾年加拿大老年人口預計將超過950萬，佔加拿大總人口的23%。

社交機器人產業概況

社交機器人市場本質上競爭非常激烈。市場高度集中，參與者有大有小。市場上的一些主要參與者包括 Blue Frog Robotics SAS、Haapie SAS、Double Robotics Inc.、AoBo Information Technology、Wonder Workshop Inc.、Amy Robotics、MoviaRobotics Inc.、BotsAndUs Ltd 等。

2022 年 5 月：Intuition Robotics 與紐約州政府合作，將 ElliQ（一款旨在幫助老年人保持獨立性的社交機器人）帶入 800 多名老年人的家中。 ElliQ 最初的目的是提供陪伴並緩解孤獨感。許多其他類型的有用功能已涵蓋 ElliQ 產品中。有許多通訊功能可以幫助人們實現目標、與親人保持聯繫並保持健康。
2022 年 3 月：Intuition Robotics 與 Uber Health、Mayo Clinic 和 Silver Sneakers 合作，讓護理機器人對老年用戶更加有用。用戶可以告訴 ElliQ 他們感覺不舒服或去銀行，他們可以全天和明天進行跟進。據 Intuition Robotics Inc. 稱，ElliQ 提供了另一種形式的伴同性，作為傳統面對面支持的補充。與其他語音控制的社交機器人設備不同，ElliQ 顯然是為了支持老年人在家中的獨立性而設計的。當其他技術對指令做出反應時，ElliQ 會主動提案開始對話的活動，透過 AI（人工智慧）建立上下文，並通知後續對話，從而創造一種連結感。

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公司簡介
- Blue Frog Robotics SAS
- Amy Robotics Co. Ltd
- Double Robotics Inc.
- Intuition Robotics Ltd
- BotsAndUs Ltd
- AoBo Information Technology Co. Ltd
- MoviaRobotics Inc.
- Haapie SAS
- OhmniLabs Inc.
- KOMPAI Robotics
- SZ DJI Technology Co. Ltd
- Embodied Inc. AB
- Wonder Workshop Inc.
- Hanson Robotics Ltd
- Furhat Robotics AB
- Bionik Laboratories Corp.
- AlterG Inc.
- Motorika USA Inc.
- Blue Ocean Robotics ApS
- Matia Robotics（US）Inc.
- Camanio AB
- Kinova Inc.
- Inrobics Social Robotics SLL

第8章投資分析

第9章市場的未來

簡介目錄

Product Code: 70208

The Social Robots Market size is estimated at USD 5.64 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 22.93 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 32.40% during the forecast period (2024-2029).

As the world is increasingly moving toward advanced technology adoption across a range of sectors and applications, robotics and automation play a crucial role in safeguarding people while enabling them to co-exist with robots.

Key Highlights

Social robots work closely with humans; hence, they respond to the users and adapt to changing behaviors. Over several years, the massive improvements in sensors, actuators, and abilities have allowed humans to naturally interact with robots through facial expressions, eye contact, and conversation. As a result of the massive improvements, there has been a rise in interest in deploying social robots in medical industries. For instance, the behaviors of social robots, including imitation, and eye gaze, have impacted autism therapy positively compared to children with autism interacting with the robots.
Increasing concerns about the attention and care offered to the elderly and the expanding need for workforces and labor have influenced the adoption of social robots. For instance, the Government of Japan anticipated a decline of specialized workers of about 380,000 in the next few years and has been funding the development of eldercare robots. Furthermore, according to the World Bank, 22% of the world population may be older than 60 in the next few years. The demand for allied robots is only going to increase, thus making social robots a lucrative market.
Using robotics in learning is ideal for classroom interaction, as it improves social interaction and encourages collaboration among young children. Playing and learning with robots also offer additional benefits for students with disabilities. Social robot behaviors are developed to improve real-time communication and facilitate user-friendliness between robots and human users.
Social robot navigation is programmed to learn from human observations or demonstrations of behavior around them. Robots are equipped with sensors and cameras that allow them to perceive the environment and a path-planning system to compute a feasible route to achieve the navigation goal. Hence, the assistance or guidance these social robots offer is a simulation of what they see around them and mimics the same human behavior.
Additionally, the primary purpose of a social robot is not to perform physical tasks but to interact with humans. As epidemics escalate, the potential roles of social robots are becoming increasingly apparent. The demand for social robots is increasing as they help reduce strain on society through growing awareness and access to early diagnosis of multiple common diseases that, in some cases, can go undiagnosed until it's too late.
The COVID-19 pandemic significantly contributed to the market growth as people increasingly adopt robots for various educational and healthcare tasks. Moreover, as these robots are prone to any diseases, they can be safely used for integrating with patients having contagious diseases. As such, the demand for social robots is anticipated to robust growth over the next five years.

Social Robots Market Trends

Healthcare Sector to Hold Significant Market Share

Social robots assist care homes by reducing loneliness, connecting with doctors, monitoring activities, and supporting caregivers. In February 2021, Vic Foundation partnered with Research Manitoba for a new telepresence robot project to minimize the burden on these caregivers and support individuals living with dementia.
In July 2021, Choose Home Care Act of 2021 was introduced by the Senate in the United States with support from a broad range of stakeholders in-home health care and consumer organizations, including the National Association for Home Care and Hospice, the Partnership for Quality Home Health Care, LeadingAge, AARP, the National Council on Aging, among others.
According to WHO, neurological disorders are projected to increase to 103 million in 2030, approximately a 12% increase. The increase in neurological disorders is leading to the growth of rehabilitation robots. Such robots ensure the movement in rehabilitation exercises is repeated in the same way each time, training the brain to enable muscles to carry out the activities alone. By 2025, the government healthcare expenditure as a share of GDP is said to reach 2.5%, according to the IBEF.
In August 2022, Researchers at the University of New Hampshire received a five-year grant totaling USD 2.8 million from the NIH (National Institutes of Health) to test and develop social assistive robots to aid in the care of individuals with Alzheimer's disease and related dementia in the comfort of their own homes. For instance, if a patient does not take the medication in time, a sensor strategically placed by their pill bottle would track the lack of movement, indicating the patient did not take their medicine and alert the assistive robot. The robot would then initiate a vocal reminder to the patient. After a few attempts, the robot would alert a remote human caregiver who could intervene if the patient did not respond by taking their medicine.

North America to Witness Significant Growth

With the rapid shift in consumer behavior during the pandemic, there is a lot of dependence on digitization, and automation in North America, resulting in the acceleration of robotic automation. The companies operating in this sphere, such as KUKA AG, also witnessed similar trends, propelling social robots' growth in the North American region.
In addition, the growth in advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and others, in different end-user verticals also creates new opportunities for adopting social robots.
The adoption of social robots has been witnessed in various regional educational institutions as they help capture students' attention. In recent times, Van Robotics, a US-based provider of tutoring robots that provides its robots in 30 states in the United States, announced that students are using eight Abii robots at two Charleston County School District (CCSD) schools.
The robots are designed to help students in grades 1 through 6 through one-on-one intervention. Students each get a unique login, and the robots provide personalized instruction. Moreover, the robots detect attention spans and refocus children by dancing and singing. The robots have helped gain students' attention and make them feel better as companions.
The aging population in the region is also putting strain on the healthcare setting due to the rapidly growing demand from the public to keep up with societal needs. According to the United States Census Bureau, the share of the old-age population accounted for 16.9% in 2020 and is expected to reach 22% in the next few years. Also, according to the Canadian government, seniors in Canada will number over 9.5 million in the next few years and makeup 23% of Canadians.

Social Robots Industry Overview

The social robots market is very competitive in nature. The market is highly concentrated due to the presence of various small and large players. Some of the significant players in the market are Blue Frog Robotics SAS, Haapie SAS, Double Robotics Inc., AoBo Information Technology Co. Ltd, Wonder Workshop Inc., Amy Robotics Co. Ltd, MoviaRobotics Inc., BotsAndUs Ltd, and many more.

May 2022: Intuition Robotics partnered with the NY State Office to put ElliQ, a social robot designed to help older adults gain independence, in the homes of more than 800 older adults. ElliQ was initially intended to help with companionship and loneliness. Later, a lot of other sorts of helpful features were built into the ElliQ product. Lots of communication features to help people stay connected to their loved ones and health and wellness so they can achieve their goals.
March 2022: Intuition Robotics collaborates with Uber Health, Mayo Clinic, and Silver Sneakers to make care robots more helpful for users aging in place. The users can tell ElliQ that they are not feeling well or going to the bank and can follow up throughout the day and tomorrow. According to Intuition Robotics Inc., ElliQ offers another form of companionship, supplementing traditional, in-person support. Unlike other voice-controlled social robot devices, ElliQ is explicitly made to support independence at home for older adults. While other technologies are reactive to commands, ElliQ proactively suggests activities and initiates conversations, building context through AI (artificial intelligence) to inform follow-up conversations that create a sense of relationship.

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1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Study Assumptions and Market Definition
1.2 Scope of the Study

2 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

4 MARKET INSIGHTS

4.1 Market Overview
4.2 Industry Attractiveness - Porter's Five Forces Analysis
- 4.2.1 Bargaining Power of Suppliers
- 4.2.2 Bargaining Power of Consumers
- 4.2.3 Threat of New Entrants
- 4.2.4 Threat of Substitutes
- 4.2.5 Intensity of Competitive Rivalry
4.3 Impact of COVID-19 on the Social Robots Market

5 MARKET DYNAMICS

5.1 Market Drivers
- 5.1.1 Availability of Innovation Budgets and Subsidies to Drive the Adoption
- 5.1.2 High Average Wages Encouraging Business Leaders to Opt for Automation
5.2 Market Challenges
- 5.2.1 Complexity Pertaining to Algorithmic Bias
- 5.2.2 Concern Related to Long-term Engagement and Unintended Consequences

6 MARKET SEGMENTATION

6.1 By End-user Vertical
- 6.1.1 Healthcare
- 6.1.2 Education
- 6.1.3 Entertainment
- 6.1.4 Retail
- 6.1.5 Others End-user Verticals
6.2 By Geography
- 6.2.1 North America
- 6.2.2 Europe
- 6.2.3 Asia-Pacific
- 6.2.4 Rest of the World

7 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

7.1 Company Profiles
- 7.1.1 Blue Frog Robotics SAS
- 7.1.2 Amy Robotics Co. Ltd
- 7.1.3 Double Robotics Inc.
- 7.1.4 Intuition Robotics Ltd
- 7.1.5 BotsAndUs Ltd
- 7.1.6 AoBo Information Technology Co. Ltd
- 7.1.7 MoviaRobotics Inc.
- 7.1.8 Haapie SAS
- 7.1.9 OhmniLabs Inc.
- 7.1.10 KOMPAI Robotics
- 7.1.11 SZ DJI Technology Co. Ltd
- 7.1.12 Embodied Inc. AB
- 7.1.13 Wonder Workshop Inc.
- 7.1.14 Hanson Robotics Ltd
- 7.1.15 Furhat Robotics AB
- 7.1.16 Bionik Laboratories Corp.
- 7.1.17 AlterG Inc.
- 7.1.18 Motorika USA Inc.
- 7.1.19 Blue Ocean Robotics ApS
- 7.1.20 Matia Robotics (US) Inc.
- 7.1.21 Camanio AB
- 7.1.22 Kinova Inc.
- 7.1.23 Inrobics Social Robotics SLL