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歐洲倉儲機器人:市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢與統計及成長預測(2026-2031 年)Europe Warehouse Robotics - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2026 - 2031) |
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據 Mordor Intelligence 稱,2026 年歐洲倉庫機器人市場價值 34.4 億美元,預計到 2031 年將成長至 71.3 億美元,複合年成長率為 15.69%。

本報告按類型(工業機器人、分類系統、輸送機、堆垛機等)、功能(儲存、包裝、轉運等)、最終用戶應用(食品飲料、汽車、零售和電子商務等)、組件(硬體、軟體、服務)和地區進行細分。市場預測以價值(美元)表示。
位於市中心10公里範圍內的微型倉配中心,已將配送時間縮短至兩小時以內,同時與區域配送中心相比,房地產成本降低了60%。 Ocado位於維倫紐夫達斯克的網格機器人每週處理6萬份食品雜貨訂單,揀貨準確率高達98.5%,充分展現了垂直整合自動化如何確保盈利能力和數據品質。 AutoStore為挪威郵政實施的10萬個貨位項目於2024年投入使用,該項目實現了400%的空間利用率提升,證明了即使租金超過每平方公尺25歐元,微型倉庫依然具有可行性。因此,零售商對履約配送和模組化機器人的需求日益成長,這些機器人無需重新設計即可處理5000至5萬個SKU,進一步鞏固了歐洲倉儲機器人市場的成長動能。
零售商若在實體店和線上通路管理超過10萬個SKU,每增加1萬個SKU,人工揀貨錯誤率就會上升12%。 KNAPP的「開放式穿梭堆高機」已在Boozt.com投入使用,它每四小時動態調整暢銷商品的位置,從而將操作員的行走距離減少了40%。 Zalando位於門興格拉德巴赫的倉庫擁有15萬個SKU,採用視覺引導的單件揀選系統,無需重新編程即可適應包裝變化。這種柔軟性在固定式輸送機佈局中是無法實現的,因此,歐洲倉儲機器人市場對配備先進軟體的移動機器人需求激增,以滿足多樣化的訂單需求。
典型的綠地計畫需要投資200萬至500萬歐元,投資回收期為24至36個月,許多西班牙和義大利企業認為這筆投資過高。雖然「機器人即服務 (RaaS)」合約可以透過每月每台機器人1500至3000歐元的費用來降低現金流風險,但仍需要簽訂多年合約。因此,每日訂單量低於1萬的中小型企業正在推遲採用機器人技術,減緩了歐洲倉儲機器人市場的短期成長動能。
預計到2025年,包括自主移動機器人(AMR)和自動導引車(AGV)在內的移動機器人將佔據歐洲倉儲機器人市場34.63%的佔有率,並在2031年之前以16.33%的複合年成長率成長。 GXO公司部署的500台Geek+設備,在短短八週內就讓一家法國體育器材倉庫的處理能力提升了三倍。隨著固定式輸送機被能夠處理小包裹中心日常庫存波動的自主式傳送帶所取代,歐洲倉儲機器人市場中移動機器人的市場規模預計將進一步擴大。
在每日處理小包裹超過5萬件的倉庫中,分揀系統仍然至關重要,例如BEUMER的「BG Sorter」分揀機在DHL萊比錫樞紐每小時可處理1.5萬件小包裹。然而,其超過500萬歐元的售價和一年以上的前置作業時間限制了其應用範圍,使其僅適用於超大型倉庫。工業機器人正在逐步滲透到物流領域,例如KUKA的協作機器人“KMR iisy”,它每小時可處理800個揀選任務,並可在混合SKU區域作業。隨著可重構解決方案的需求日益成長,移動平台在歐洲倉儲機器人市場的成長中繼續佔據核心地位。
到2025年,倉儲仍將是最大的功能,佔歐洲倉庫機器人市場46.73%的佔有率。然而,由於營運商力求在24小時內清倉以降低倉儲成本,預計傳輸業務的複合年成長率將達到16.56%。 Exotec與迪卡儂的合作已將80%的訂單轉移到直接交叉轉運,從而消除了靜態儲存區域,並將設施面積減少了40%。
包裝自動化也不斷擴展,尤其是在德國,那裡的人事費用超過每小時18歐元,這意味著在機器人包裝箱組裝機上的投資可以在三年內收回。儘管由於SKU的多樣性,退貨處理和套件組裝仍然嚴重依賴人工,但新型視覺引導揀選和放置工具預示著一個轉折點即將到來。隨著「當日達」經濟的成熟,處理速度而非儲存密度將決定倉庫佈局,投資正轉向高速分類機和移動機器人,從而推動歐洲倉儲機器人市場的持續擴張。
According to Mordor Intelligence, the Europe warehouse robotics market size is valued at USD 3.44 billion in 2026 and is forecast to expand to USD 7.13 billion by 2031, underpinned by a 15.69% CAGR.

This report is Segmented by Type (Industrial Robots, Sortation Systems, Conveyors, Palletizers, and More), Function (Storage, Packaging, Trans-Shipments, and More), End-User Application (Food and Beverage, Automotive, Retail and E-Commerce, and More), Component (Hardware, Software, and Services), and Geography. The Market Forecasts are Provided in Terms of Value (USD).
Micro-fulfillment centers positioned within 10 kilometers of city cores compress delivery windows to under 2 hours while cutting real-estate costs by 60% relative to regional distribution centers. Ocado's grid-based robots in Villeneuve-d'Ascq process 60,000 grocery orders weekly with 98.5% picking accuracy, showing how vertically integrated automation captures both margin and data. AutoStore's 100,000-bin project at Norway Post in 2024 demonstrated 400% space-utilization gains that make micro-warehousing viable even when lease rates exceed EUR 25 per square meter. Retailers therefore internalize fulfillment and demand modular robots able to scale from 5,000 to 50,000 SKUs without redesign, reinforcing the growth path of the Europe warehouse robotics market.
Retailers that manage more than 100,000 SKUs across stores and online channels see manual picking errors climb 12% for every additional 10,000 SKUs. KNAPP's Open Shuttle Fork at Boozt.com dynamically re-slots fast movers every 4 hours, shortening operator walk-distance by 40%. Zalando's 150,000-SKU facility in Monchengladbach leverages vision-guided piece-picking that adapts to packaging changes without reprogramming. Such flexibility is unattainable with static conveyor layouts, driving demand for software-rich mobile robots that help the Europe warehouse robotics market meet diverse order profiles.
Typical greenfield projects demand EUR 2 million to EUR 5 million, amounting to 24-36 month payback that many Spanish and Italian operators deem excessive. Robots-as-a-Service contracts payable at EUR 1,500 to EUR 3,000 per robot per month mitigate cash-flow risk but still require multi-year commitments. Small and mid-sized firms handling fewer than 10,000 daily orders therefore delay adoption, tempering near-term momentum in the Europe warehouse robotics market.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
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Mobile robots, including AMRs and AGVs, captured 34.63% of 2025 Europe warehouse robotics market share and are projected to grow at 16.33% CAGR through 2031. GXO's 500-unit Geek+ rollout achieved triple throughput in a French sporting-goods site after only eight weeks of installation. The Europe warehouse robotics market size for mobile robots is set to widen further as parcel hubs replace fixed conveyors with self-navigating units able to adapt to daily SKU churn.
Sortation systems remain indispensable where parcel volume exceeds 50,000 units per day, evidenced by BEUMER's BG Sorter running 15,000 parcels hourly at DHL's Leipzig hub. Yet their EUR 5 million-plus price tag and year-long lead times limit uptake to mega-sites. Industrial robots are expanding into intralogistics, as exemplified by KUKA's KMR iisy cobot, which delivers 800 picks per hour and addresses mixed-SKU zones. The preference for reconfigurable solutions keeps mobile platforms squarely at the heart of growth for the Europe warehouse robotics market.
Storage remained the largest function in 2025, holding 46.73% share within the Europe warehouse robotics market. However, trans-shipments are forecast to post a 16.56% CAGR as operators strive to clear inventory inside 24 hours to contain carrying costs. Exotec's partnership with Decathlon resulted in a 80% shift of orders to direct cross-dock flows, eliminating static holding areas and reducing the facility footprint by 40%.
Packaging automation is also on the rise, particularly in Germany, where labor costs exceed EUR 18 per hour, enabling robotic case erectors to pay back within three years. Returns processing and kitting still rely heavily on people due to SKU variability, but new vision-guided pick-and-place tools indicate an emerging inflection point. As the same-day economy matures, throughput velocity rather than storage density will dictate layout, steering investments toward high-speed sorters and mobile robots that keep the Europe warehouse robotics market expanding.