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Collaborative Robotics (CoBot): Trends & Opport...

Collaborative Robotics (CoBot): Trends & Opportunities

Industry Analysis (Market Research) of Collaborative Robotics (CoBot): Trends & Opportunities
Given at the Enterprise Innovation workshop organized by mediaX at Stanford University and hosted by Playground.Global

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Neil Rubens

May 04, 2020

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  1. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer 1 Collaborative Robotics (CoBot) Opportunities for Corporations Keio

    University Neil Rubens PhD [email protected] mediaX VS 2009 Professor Director, Active Intelligence Lab Graduate School of Computer Science / Management Transport and Telecommunication Institute CO-FOUNDER Innovation Ecosystems Network at mediaX FOUNDER industryanalyzer SLIDES http://industryanalyzer.com/cobot Enterprise Innovation Workshop
  2. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer CoBot downplayed as a down-scaled version. by major

    robotics companies: market share: Yaskawa: 10% Fanuc: 6% Universal Robots (startup) 60% [source: BIS Research] 2 attribute CoBot Industrial Robot $ $5,000+ $50,000+ functionality multi-functional specialized customization many accessories limited programming simple complex human in the loop yes limited CoBot’s Advantages
  3. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer Limited Applicability? 3 source: Grundlagen, Herausforderungen, Ausblick, “Sicherheit

    in der Mensch-Roboter-Kollaboration” Limited Economic Usefulness of CoBot/HRC narrow applicability range between: • slightly higher volumes than manual labor • slightly lower volumes than robotics
  4. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer Avoiding Past Mistakes User-centered Design: focus on the

    future users identify them, characterize them and ask them what they want. 5 Jim Tucker 2nd generation small strawberry farmer CoBot: purchased at a local fair reason: tinkering Charles Abbot CTO Tier 1 Automotive Supplier CoBot: System Integration Pilot reason: cost reduction
  5. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer Jim’s Strawberry 4.0 night harvesting of strawberries is

    optimal: sweetness, juiciness, preservability Jim tweaked CoBot to harvest strawberries at night added generic camera w/ night view $70 Jim now makes/teaches CoBots instead of being replaced by them 100+ orders [all through referrals] optimizations: length of stem, etc. next: pest removal (making his farm organic) 6
  6. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer 7 complex / multi-tasking diagnosis, personalization enhanced mobility

    staying active repetitive tasks reduction small volume production dangerous / strenuous
  7. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer startups: great at identifying future users and uses

    ML: quantitative view of potential future industry trajectories Quantifying Future: Industries 8 cobot: path for expanding into wide range of newly robotized industries, new user types SME’s CoBot startups 60+ industries: work in progress: stats are upcoming Advanced Materials, Aerospace, Agriculture, Architecture, Automotive, Autonomous Vehicles, Biopharma, Biotechnology, Chemical, CleanTech, Construction, Data Center Automation, Drones, E-Commerce, Education, Energy, Environmental Engineering, Fashion, Food and Beverage, Food Processing, Furniture, Green Building, GreenTech, Health Care, Hospital, Hospitality, Housekeeping Service, Human Resources, Hydroponics, Internet of Things, Life Science, Logistics, Machinery Manufacturing, Medical, Mining, Nanotechnology, Organic, Organic Food, Personal Health, Pharmaceutical, Plastics and Rubber Manufacturing, Property Development, Property Management, Recycling, Renewable Energy, Restaurants, Retail, Risk Management, Security, Smart Building, Smart Home, Solar, Supply Chain Management, Sustainability, Telecommunications, Textiles, Transportation, Warehousing, Waste Management, Water Transportation, Wellness Industrial Robots concentrated in 3 industries: Pharma (21%), Automotive (20%), Electronics (20%) source: McKinsey Industrial Robotics Insights, 2019
  8. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer startups: great at identifying future values ML: quantitative

    view of value shifts Quantifying Future: Values 9 values: corporations cost quality productivity source: McKinsey, 2019 values: SME / startups work in progress: starts are preliminary value shifts: major disruption source – detect it early
  9. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer Industrial Robots 11 CoBots attribute Industrial Robot CoBot

    settings fixed varied task single multiple Operational Context
  10. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer Computer Vision 14 Optical Properties of Materials •

    reflective metallic • light absorbing • partly translucent materials Industrial Robots CoBots source: zivid
  11. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer 19 Methods Variety of Method Areas Where to

    get Competency? PERCEPTION INTERACTION CONTROL source: Accenture, 2018
  12. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer Cross-Industry Innovation Diffusion Someone else has already solved

    your problem, learn where to look [Altshuller] Future is already here is just not evenly distributed [Gibson] 20 Cross-Industry Innovation Diffusion
  13. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer Platforms 25 adopted from: HBR 2014, Porter, How

    Smart, Connected Products Are Transforming Competition Platform
  14. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer 28 Platform for Learning with Low-Cost Robots Open

    Standards Cheap and Generic Hardware Excellent Learning Capabilities Simulation Software platform strategy: pursue only certain aspects
  15. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer 31 Strategy Shift vertical strategy can’t win by

    occupying more positions ecosystems strategy win by occupying the right positions
  16. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer 35 Quant Strategies for Coping with Industry Transformation

    AI/ML Analysis 1M+ startups (patents, publications) multi-dimensional value props, tech, biz models, users, contexts, etc. identification of innovation opportunities based on corporate and ecosystem level analysis 100’s of industries
  17. industryanalyzer industryanalyzer Need Startup Analysis Tools specifically for CVC /

    External R&D Attributes VC Corporate CVC / External R&D objective disruption optimization defense / growth integration portfolio (loose) operations (tight) strategic (medium) risk tolerance high low medium industry breadth High Low medium startup Identification filtering limited search opportunity evaluation intuition bottom-up impact systematic / synergy top - down 36 CVC ≠ Corporate + VC CVC requirement are different; can’t use the methods from VC or Corps gambler ops calculated risk