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Who We Are

Our Mission

Founded in 1974, RIA is a not-for-profit trade association dedicated to improving the regional, national and global competitiveness of the North American manufacturing and service sectors through promotion and enhancement of robotics and related automation. RIA represents over 500 robot manufacturers, system integrators, component suppliers, end users, consulting firms, research groups, and educational institutions.

What We Do

Worldwide I Industrial R Robotics M Market

380,550 new robots installed in 2017 Growth of 29% over 2016 Top Applications:

1.

Handling 47%

2.

Welding 22% Top Industries:

1.

Automotive 33% - Growth of 21%

2.

Electronics 30% - Growth of 27%

Source: International Federation of Robotics & RIA

Worldwide M Market – By R Region

Source: International Federation of Robotics & RIA

Worldwide M Market – China I Impact

Source: International Federation of Robotics & RIA

The W World’s 5 5 L Largest R Robotics M Markets

• 1. China
• 2. Republic of

Korea

• 3. Japan
• 4. United States
• 5. Germany

These five markets combined represent 71% of the global industrial robotics market.

Source: International Federation of Robotics & RIA

The Ne Next 5 5 L Largest R Robotics M Markets

Source: International Federation of Robotics & RIA

Worldwide M Market – Forecast t to 2 2020

Source: International Federation of Robotics & RIA

Robot D Density b by C Country

Robot D Density b by C Country

North American Robot Orders

15,350 robots ordered ($880m) in First Half of 2018

8 154 6 860 5 499 4 305 7 005 7 852 10 712 6 608 8 758 7 100 4 517 6 316 8 879 10 652 10 854 14 135 14 232 14 583 19 331 15 350 F H 1 9 9 9 F H 2 F H 2 1 F H 2 2 F H 2 3 F H 2 4 F H 2 5 F H 2 6 F H 2 7 F H 2 8 F H 2 9 F H 2 1 F H 2 1 1 F H 2 1 2 F H 2 1 3 F H 2 1 4 F H 2 1 5 F H 2 1 6 F H 2 1 7 F H 2 1 8

Units ordered were down 21% from record first half of 2017

North American Robot Orders

First Half 2018 Industry Breakdown (NA) 15,350 Robots Ordered

Automotive Automotive Component Food & Consumer Goods Semi & Electronics/Photonics Plastics & Rubber Life Sciences/Pharma/Biomed Metals All Other Industries

North American Robot Orders

Industry Growth (FH 2018 over FH 2017, NA)

• 66%
• 21%
• 10%
• 4%

21% 24% 37% 59%

• 80%
• 60%
• 40%
• 20%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% Automotive Automotive Component Semi & Electronics/Photonics Metals Plastics & Rubber Food & Consumer Goods Life Sciences/Pharma/Biomed All Other Industries

North American Robot Orders

Automotive vs. Non-Automotive Orders (NA)

6 558 8 902 8 905 9 707 13 440 8 062 4 296 5 233 5 327 4 876 5 891 7 288 FH 2013 FH 2014 FH 2015 FH 2016 FH 2017 FH 2018 Auto Non-Auto Linéaire (Auto) Linéaire (Non-Auto)

North American Robot Orders

First Half 2018 Application Breakdown (NA) 15,350 Robots Ordered

15% 13% 4% 5% 56% 7%

Spot Welding Arc Welding Coating & Dispensing Assembly Material Handling Other

Collaborative Robot Market Size?

Several Research Firms Have Estimated the Size of the Collaborative Robots market and Provided Forecasts.

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Globally, by end of 2017:

• 8,000+ units shipped
• $225 million in revenue

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Globally, by end of 2020:

• 40,000+ units shipped
• $1 billion + in revenue

Source: ABI Research

Collaborative Robot Market Size?

• Loup Ventures – 434,404 units by 2025; 61.2% CAGR; Total

market value $9.0B

• Markets & Markets - $4.28B by 2023; 56.9% CAGR
• Statista – $12.8B by 2023
• Transparency Market Research - $95.0B by 2024; 30.0$ CAGR
• Grand View Research - $6.7B by 2025

What will it be?

Collaborative Robot Suppliers

New Entries to the Market

Doosan Kassow Pilz F&P

Collaborative Safety = TS 15066

• ISO/TS 15066:2016 – an ISO Technical Specification
• RIA TR R15.606-2016 – An ANSI-registered Technical Report
• Shorthand: “15066” or “TR 606”
• Order & download PDF from RIA Webstore
• Important! Supplemental to ISO 10218 / R15.06
• “Industrial Robots and Robot Systems – Safety Requirements”

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Practical Steps for Collaborative Safety

• 1. Get to know your Standards
• R15.06 / 10218; TR 606 / TS 15066
• 2. Think in terms of the Robot SYSTEM
• Not just the robot arm!
• 3. Select Other Equipment with Care
• Avoid end-effectors (etc.) that are sharp, pointed, jagged, hot...
• 4. Do your Risk Assessment
• TR 306
• 5. Watch your Poses and Paths
• Avoid those that might cause contact with face/ head/ neck, or

clamping/ pinching

Resources: Robotics.org

• Feature Articles
• Safety Resources
• Webinars
• Supplier Information
• Certified Integrators

Program

• Industry Event

Schedule

• More!

Resources: Robotics.org/ Safety Page

• Standards

Documents

• Safety Seminars
• Webinars
• Risk

Assessment Software

Upcoming Robot Safety Training

• Oct. 9-11 in Detroit, MI
• Oct. 23 in Santa Clara, CA
• Nov. 1 in Corning, NY
• Dec. 6 in Ann Arbor, MI

Upcoming Events with Collaborative Robots

Oct 24-25 in Santa Clara, CA

Industrial

• 15% Growth

per Year through 2020

• $23 billion

market by 2020 Warehousing

• 12% Growth

per Year through 2020

• $3.4 billion

market by 2020 Retail

• 9% growth

per year through 2020

• $73 million

market by 2020 Delivery

• 29% growth

per year through 2020

• $54 million

market by 2020

Sources: IFR (Industrial), MarketsandMarkets (Warehousing), Tractica (Retail), Technavio (Delivery)

Robotics is Growing Throughout the Value Chain

Investment trends are telling us that the market wants tomorrow’s robots to be:

• Mobile – Able to navigate complex environments

autonomously.

• Dexterous – Able to manipulate a variety of objects

in varying orientations.

• Smart – Able to quickly process data and learn.
• Intuitive – User interfaces and social interactions

should be simple and friendly.

What’s Next?

Robots’ Impact on Human Jobs

The A3 Message

• 1. The inability to compete is the biggest threat to

jobs, not automation.

• 2. Technology advances have always changed the

nature of jobs.

• 3. If we focus on our fears, we will miss the
• pportunities.
• 4. The skills gap is real & requires our attention.

Robots’ Impact on Human Jobs

Wo Worst Case by 2030:

800 800 million jobs displaced globally by automation 890 890 million jobs cre reated

• 5 000

10 000 15 000 20 000 25 000 30 000

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Industrial Robot Shipments vs. Unemployment Level in the U.S.

Industrial Robot Shipments (USA) Unemployment (USA, Thousands, End of Period)

More Robots, More Jobs

2001 Recession Great Recession

The Skills Gap & Its Impact

Sources: Deloitte and Manufacturing Institute

By 2025…

3.4 million manufacturing jobs will be needed 1.4 million are expected to be filled 2.0 million jobs will be left unfilled due to the skills gap

Major 2019 Events

January 14-16, 2019 Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek, Orlando, FL, USA

McCormick Place Chicago, IL USA

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Jeff Burnstein President Robotic Industries Association (RIA)

900 Victors Way Suite 140 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 USA Phone: +1 (734) 994-6088 Email: jburnstein@robotics.org Twitter: @jeffburnstein

Thank you