ABI Research finds 53% of manufacturers are adopting robots for quality improvement

Manufacturers are considering more robots such as ABB’s YuMi, according to ABI Research

Just over half of global manufacturers, or 53%, are in the early stages of adopting new industrial robot hardware, according to the latest “Industrial and Manufacturing Survey” by ABI Research. The global technology intelligence firm also found that 28% have already deployed robots within their facilities.

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