Factory Automation Market Share Analysis and Growth Forecast by Regions and Applications to 2030
Factory Automation Market
Factory automation or industrial automation is the use of computer aided
devices for running various processes of factories. It reduces production time
and steps up quality in end products. The need for mass production and the
large demand by consumers have led to adoption of the process. The global factory
automation market report by Market Research Future (MRFR)
takes a look at various drivers and hurdles to be faced by leaders during the
period of 2016 to 2022 (forecast period). The sudden outbreak of the COVID-19
virus and the resulting shutdown of activities for curbing its spread have been
noted in the report and its impact analyzed with respect to growth and revenue.
Market Scope
The global factory automation market is expected to grow to USD 240 billion
by 2022 at 8% of CAGR over the forecast period. Rising adoption of automation
across industries of chemicals, automotive, and utilities is expected to drive
the market demand. According to the International Federation of Robots, there
are 2.7 million robots operational as of 2019. Benefits of deployment of robots
at manufacturing sites for reducing workplace injuries and enhancing production
can bode well for the market.
Rise in developments of industrial automation, computer aided systems, and
engineering technologies are expected to drive market demand exponentially.
Government initiatives encouraging automation and rapid rate of
industrialization are likely to drive the demand for programmable logic
controllers (PLCs) for communicating with major processes. The evolution of
voice recognition technology and ability of robots in understanding speech can
lead to verbal programming of the machines through instructions.
But implementation costs, security concerns, and lack of standards
pertaining to industry 4.0 can impede market growth.
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Segmentation
By type, it is segmented into integrated automation, programmable
automation, flexible automation, and fixed automation. The fixed automation
segment is expected to reach a value of USD 120 billion by 2022.
By technology, it is segmented into human machine interface (HMI),
programmable logic controller (PLC), distributed control system (DCS),
supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA), and programmable automation
controller (PAC). The SCADA segment is projected to exhibit 10% CAGR during the
forecast period. The fall in robot prices and a large pool of robotic engineers
for maintenance of machines can drive segment growth.
By end user industries, it is segmented into printing & converting,
packaging & processing, semiconductor & electronics, energy &
power, automotive, manufacturing, and others. The manufacturing industry is
slated to reach a value of USD 50 billion by 2022. The identification of
quality issues during manufacturing to save on costs can drive the segment
growth in the global factory automation systems market.
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Regional Analysis
The regional analysis of the global factory automation systems market is
being studied for regions of Asia Pacific (APAC), North America, Europe, and
Rest-of-the-World (RoW).
The ongoing global trend towards Factory Automation is being reflected in an
increase in the number of industrial robots in the U.S. market. Currently,
there has been news in Japan that Factory Automation has paved a way for
establishment of robot training centers. There has been an upward trend in
Factory Automation in the Asia pacific nations including Vietnam. It is
proved that using industrial robots helps saving time and increasing product
quality and production capacity leading to improve the competitiveness.
Competitive Outlook
Omron Corporation, ABB Ltd, Yokogawa Electric Corporation, Rockwell
Automation, Emerson Electric Corporation, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation,
Rexroth Bosch Group, Schneider Electric, Honeywell International Inc., and
Siemens AG are key players of the global factory automation market.
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