Autonomous Robots are becoming the new normal as they get integrated into industrial settings as well as our everyday lives. It’s not all robot arms and security mobile robots though, a lot of current autonomous robots resemble normal warehouse objects like conveyor belts and palette jacks. Whether moving or positioning objects, accessing dangerous environments, handling hazardous materials like medical waste, or simply helping out around the house, there is a tremendous demand for autonomous mobile robots.
Not only do they perform tasks that are difficult, repetitive, or inconvenient for human labour, but they also carry them out correctly and are especially effective where precision is required. Especially in hospitals performing infection control, medical services, medical waste delivery, biochemical specimen delivery, and general medical tasks. Another growing market is in the aerospace and defense (A&D) industry where robots play a crucial role in the surveillance and military operations. In the oil and gas (O&G) industry, they are expected to be invaluable tools in pipeline inspections thanks to their ability to photograph the interior of the structures to help identify cracks or faults.