The Future of Inspection Robot Market
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The global inspection robot market was valued at $938.5 million in 2020. The market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 30.5% during the forecast period 2021–2027.
A large number of industries rely on inspections to ensure the safety of their workers. By conducting regular, thorough inspections, manufacturing, piping, transportation, and other industries can ensure reliable equipment performance and worker safety. Automated inspection robots are used to detect errors in the manufacturing process, quality of products, pipeline leaks, transportation of products, and many other industrial tasks. Additionally, they are portable or stationary, depending on their operations.
By automating the inspection process, inspection robots offer many benefits for end users. They also offer major productivity advantages over manual inspections. Robots are capable of working with very little operator interference and with great levels of uptime.
Additionally, inspection robots that deploy an array of vision systems, ultrasonic inspection systems, and other advanced sensors, can provide much more reliable inspections when compared to manual processes. The accuracy of inspection robots also minimizes error and risk in inspection of high-value infrastructure.
Shenhao Railway Inspection Robot adopts a combination of rail wheel self-propelled motion platforms and various high-precision inspection systems. It is used to assist the manual completion of inspection tasks for the entire line, solve the problems of heavy tasks, difficult inspections, and many missed data encountered in traditional manual inspections. Thereby reducing inspection labor costs and personnel work intensity, and improving inspection efficiency.
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