There are sub-categories of robotics technologies (e.g. task-specific robotics, general-purpose robotics, software-only solutions, etc), however, in this blog post, we have decided to address the industry need and readiness for robotics, including the pain point/unmet need as well as other drivers of adoption (such as level of sophistication of the customers, willingness to pay, willingness to adopt such technologies, etc.).
The assessment of robotics-related opportunities should be performed, in our opinion, at the industry level: we look for robots that have the potential to significantly disrupt a specific industry by reducing overall workload and increasing effectiveness and efficiency. There are sub-categories of robotics technologies (e.g. task-specific robotics, general-purpose robotics, software-only solutions, etc), however, in this blog post, we have decided to address the industry need and readiness for robotics, including the pain point/unmet need as well as other drivers of adoption (such as level of sophistication of the customers, willingness to pay, willingness to adopt such technologies, etc.).