#Humanoid Robots Market

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I wonder if there’s actually people that would pay me to draw for them lol

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Humanoid Robot Market Poised for High Growth Owing to Rising Adoption across Healthcare Sector

Humanoid robots are anthropomorphic robots designed for various applications such as domestic assistance, education and healthcare among others. These robots are equipped with human like features including hands, limbs and torso among others for enhanced human-robot interactions. Growing healthcare needs of aging population and increasing demand for customized patient care is driving the demand for humanoid robots across hospitals and clinics as they can perform roles varying from simple assistance to patients requiring additional care.

Global Humanoid Robot Market is estimated to be valued at USD 2.90 Bn in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 46.31 Bn by 2031, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 48.6% from 2024 to 2031.

Key Takeaways Key players operating in the humanoid robot market are Samsung Electronics, Qihan Technology, Toshiba, Honda Motor Co. Ltd, Instituto Italiano Di Technologia, Toyota Motor Corporation, Ubtech Robotics, Pal Robotics, Hanson Robotics, DST Robot, Kawada Robotics, Robo Garage, Engineered Arts, WowWee Group, ROBOTIS, SoftBank Corporation. Key players are focused on developing advanced humanoid robots with enhanced mobility, multi-tasking capabilities and seamless interactions to expand their market share. The global Humanoid Robot Market Growth  is expected to witness significant growth opportunities due to rising focus on integrating advanced technologies including artificial intelligence, machine learning and natural language processing. This is expected to help robots perform complex tasks involving reasoning, problem solving and mimic human communication. North America held the major share of the global humanoid robot market in 2024 owing to significant technological advancements and increasing R&D investments across healthcare, defense and education sectors in the region. However, Asia Pacific is expected to exhibit the fastest growth over the forecast period owing to rapid economic development, increasing industrialization and growing focus on domestic assistance across China, Japan and South Korea. Market drivers The major market driver for the humanoid robot market is the growing demand across healthcare sector. Rapidly aging population has increased the healthcare needs worldwide. At the same time, availability of trained healthcare workforce has not kept pace with this growth. This has increased the demand for customized patient care services which can be addressed through humanoid robots. With human like features and abilities to communicate in natural languages, perform a range of tasks and assist patients, humanoid robots are increasingly being adopted across hospitals and elderly care homes globally.

PEST Analysis Political: The political environment has seen increased government funding and support for R&D in robotics and AI technologies. Regulations around the use of advanced robots are still being developed. Economic: Strong economic growth globally has increased spending on advanced technologies. The relatively high cost of development and production of humanoid robots means the market is still in the growth stage. Social: Robots are becoming more culturally accepted infields like healthcare, education and services. However, some reservations remain around robots replacing human jobs or being too life-like. Technological: Major technological advances have enabled the development of humanoid robots with advanced mobility, dexterity, sensing and cognitive abilities. Continued improvements are allowing for more practical applications and use cases. Market Concentration The market in terms of value is currently concentrated in developed regions like North America, Western Europe and Asia Pacific countries like Japan, South Korea and China. These regions have highly advanced robotics industries and are leaders in AI technologies. They also have the economic capabilities to support the high costs associated with humanoid robot development and adoption. Fastest Growing Regions Asia Pacific is expected to experience the most rapid growth in the humanoid robot market over the forecast period. The presence of major players like Honda, SoftBank, Toyota and UBTech has made Japan and China global hubs for humanoid robot innovation. Additionally, countries like India are investing heavily in their robotics sectors. Combined with rising affluence, this positions the Asia Pacific region for the fastest humanoid robot market expansion globally through to 2031.

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Humanoid Robot Market Size, Share, Top Key Players, Growth, Trend and Forecast Till 2032

The latest report titled ‘Global Humanoid Robot Market,’ published by Emergen Research, provides the reader with a comprehensive view of the global Humanoid Robot industry, acquainting them with the latest market trends, industry insights, and market share. The report provides an in-depth investigation of the global market, largely focusing on each segment and sub-segment of the Humanoid Robot…

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Humanoid Robot Market - Forecast 2021-2026

Global

Humanoid Robot Market

is forecast to reach $3.0 billion by 2026, estimated to grow at a CAGR of 30.9% from 2021 to 2026. Humanoid Robot Market is driven by the increasing demand of safety and comfort, of the human beings, due to advancement in technologies. The humanoid collaborative robot performs tedious and strenuous tasks through electronic design automation and artificial intelligence (particularly reinforcement learning), which are avoided by humans, this is going to provide huge growth to humanoid robot market. The use of Humanoid robots in supportive patient care as gynoids, social robots and bipedal lcoomotion based patient care robots, is going to provide huge growth to humanoid robot market in healthcare. Additionally, introduction of advance technology such as

artificial intelligence

, tactile sensing and visual perception is going to provide the self-learning capabilities to humanoid robots, which are going to boost the humanoid robot market.

Report Coverage

The report:

“Humanoid Robot Market Forecast (2021-2026)”

, by IndustryARC, covers an in-depth analysis of the following segments of the Humanoid Robot Market.

By Motion:

Biped, Wheeled Drive and Others.

By Component:

Hardware, Software.

By Application:

Education, Infotainment, Research, Personal Assistance, Search and Rescue, Corporate, Hospitality, Healthcare, Residential, Marine and Others.

By Geography:

North America (U.S., Canada and Mexico); Europe (U.K., Germany, Italy, France,Spain, Russia, Rest of Europe); APAC (China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia, Rest of APAC); South America (Brazil, Argentina, Rest of South Americas); RoW (Middle East & Africa).

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Key Takeaways

Humanoid robot market is driven by the increasing demand of safety and comfort. The humanoid robot can perform various tasks which are dangerous for humans, which is going to boost the humanoid robot market.

Introduction of advance technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) is going to provide self learning capabilities to humanoid robot. This is going to boost humanoid robot market during the forecast period.

Humanoid robot market is dominated by APAC region followed by North America during the forecast period. The presence of major humanoid manufacturing countries such as China Japan and others. Moreover Increasing deployment of humanoid robot in healthcare and education is going to provide huge growth to humanoid robot market in APAC region.

Humanoid Robot Market Segment Analysis – By Motion

Biped motion type humanoid robots are estimated to hold the major share in humanoid robot market during the forecast period. The growing demand of biped motion type humanoid robots in industry as well as academia, for various purposes, is going to boost the humanoid robot market. The biped motion type (BMT) humanoids robot can easily climb up stairs and avoid obstacles on the floor. The BMT humanoid robots are widely used for advertisement, research platform, publicity campaigns, house-hold work and others, which is going to provide huge growth to humanoid robot market.

Humanoid Robot Market Segment Analysis – By Application

Healthcare followed by education is estimated to hold the major share in humanoid robots of 21% in 2020. The introduction of surgical humanoid robot is going to provide huge growth to humanoid robot in healthcare. Additionally, humanoid robots can also be deployed for disease management, pediatric healthcare assistant, physical therapy and others. With the growing demand of E-learning the demand of humanoid robot is also increasing, the humanoids are widely used for the role of teaching assistant and games partner for children. Additionally with the introduction artificial intelligence (AI) in humanoid robots is going to provide huge growth to humanoid robot market in the research field.

Humanoid Robot Market Segment Analysis – By Geography

APAC followed by North America region is expected to dominate the humanoid robot market during the forecast period 2021-2026 with a share of 39% in 2020. The countries present in APAC region such as Japan, China others, are one of largest humanoid robot manufacturing countries. The humanoid robot(HM)are deployed in various tasks such as advertisement, teaching assistant and others, which is going to provide huge growth to humanoid robot market in this region. Moreover countries are such as China, Japan are planning to deploy humanoid in healthcare and education due to covid-19 outbreak, which is going to boost HM market in this region. In North America region the presence of key companies such as Canonical Group, Diligent Robotics, Boston Dynamics and others, is going to provide humanoid robot market. Additionally with the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) and increasing the demand of humanoid in military and healthcare is going to boost HM market in North America region.

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Humanoid Robot Market Drivers

Increasing Demand of Safety and Comfort

The humanoid robot can perform various tasks which are dangerous to human such as exposure to harmful gases in various industries. Humanoid robot can also be deployed at the time of natural disasters, pandemic diseases such as covid-19 and others, which is going to provide huge growth to humanoid robot market. Additionally the humanoid robots can be deployed in battle field and in jobs in which human worker don’t want to do, which is going to boost the humanoid robot market.

Introduction of Advance Technology

The introduction of smart technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of things (IoT) is going boost the humanoid robot market. With the use AI humanoid robot can educate themselves by observing and analyzing data using different sensors. Whereas IoT enables humanoid robot to stay connected and transfer data from remote or far distance. Additionally by the application of theses advance technology the demand of humanoid robot is going to increase in various industry verticals, which is going to boost humanoid robot market.

Humanoid Robot Market Challenges

High Power Consumption

The humanoid robots are manufactured by using various types of sensors and other components. The high power consumption by the components is acting as hindrance in the growth of humanoid robot. Additionally the biped humanoid robots require more energy as compared to others, due to addition of more sensors and components, which is restring the growth humanoid robot.

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Humanoid Robot Market Landscape

Launches, Innovations and R&D activities are key strategies adopted by players in the humanoid robot market. Humanoid Robot Market is expected to be dominated by major companies such as Toyota, Hitachi, Honda, ISRO, Boston Dynamics and Others.

Innovation/LaunchesIn March 2020, Hitachi, announced to launch a full-scale commercial operations with Excellent Mobility and Interactive Existance as Workmate (EMIEW) communication robot. The robot is primarily for the offices, hospitals and care facilities, which are going to boost the humanoid robot market.

In January 2020, The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is announced to launch Vyommitra, a semi humanoid robot to space. This robot doesn’t require any space suit and is going to help by sending warning according to the changes in cabin environments. This is going to provide boost the humanoid robot market in the field of Space

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By Sandu

Prompt:

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Prompt:

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any fictional universe where there's lots of robots designed to look human-like that live intermingled in society and no other kinds of robots is so unrealistic. like there'd be a huge market for non-humanoid robot companions. do you know how many people would kill for furry bots? monster bots? creature bots? pet bots? robots that look like robots? there's no way they'd mass market robot companions and helpers and be like "let's only make human bots that's definitely what all humans want" what if they want a fucked up deer as a friend what then. what if they want optimus prime. or totoro

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She, Connie

Masterlist

There is a ear popping roar the first time Grimlock saw you, brushing you off, away from him while trashing the town around, almost as you were an ant on his wake while you see at least two other bots, Decepticons you would later know, hanging from his tail to stop him, failing miserably, and a whole group of vehicles right behind, all of them shouting in bops and clicks and apparently trying to stop him.

The second time you met him was in the news, a giant robot tyrannosaurus rex trying to hunt a horse down while two purple jets were hot on his heels.

The third time, as some call the lucky or damned one, you found him, he was so damaged, fallen on the floor, looking at you and growling, no jets or cars or whatever around him.

You had the opportunity to turn on your step and get lost, let him there to his own luck, but you couldn't.

And that made you stay with him for days, a branch on your hand with the purpose to defend him and you, what wishful thinking, really, but you didn't know if some crazy scientist could get their hands on him, it wasn't never good when humans got a cybertronian to mess with and all the planet had to pay for some freak trying to play God.

You sometimes left him there to eat, to go at least to shower and return back, giving an exhausted look at him, how long was he going to be there? Could he even move? He at least consumed the meat you bought on the market, was he good enough with only that? You had no way of getting energon but he still took your meat without a problem before returning to his previous position.

He just stayed there, looking at you, he doesn't blink, you don't know if he can to begin with, he is just there and he roars a "No!" or something like that before you get knocked out, next thing you know you are found wrapped on a burrito of blankets slightly smeared by half processed energon and left in front of a police station.

What a story to tell.

It's the fourth time, just outside the building you are on, when you see him not before you heard him, people is crying out loud and shouting, there he is again, but now he is looking at you, he is fighting with another robot, a very big one, he has a tree on his mouth, and he sees you.

His eyes go big when he takes a deep breath, the tree falls from his mouth and he is looking at you with a pretty much funny face for a dinosaur robot, you could've laughed for the stupid sight but ended up screaming too when a literal train ran him over.

The fifth time he showed up in front of you, he looked better, even healthy if you could say so, and this time he has a piece of unknown meat on his mouth that falls ungraciously at your feet, then he changes (wait, he can change?) and you get a very tall humanoid in front of you that tells you "Now we even" with his hands on his hips before turning away to a space ship you didn't notice before in the park nearby.

Funny thing, the ship couldn't get on air even when they tried multiple times, then it did take a few meters from the surface just to collapse on a deserted area, all your neighborhood looks it happen.

It isn't wise but you go see anyway, halfway there you find him again in bot form.

The rest, is almost history, except for this.

"What are you doing?" His mouth and face are poking just above your abdomen, he is breathing, deep, even if he doesn't have a real need for it, you touch his big face, still amazed by how warm he is, his optics are off while he nuzzles against your body and he does an interesting sound.

You have heard Grimlock roar, say his name times enough to have it engraved on your mind in his peculiar way of talk, and even learned when a growl is for keeping you away or trying to attract your attention.

Now, Grimlock is doing this thing, like, vibrating from where his throat is, you don't know if he has a different name for that, it's a rumbling sound, his frame almost vibrating, then he kind of howls, hard, moving his head so hard in direction to the sky he almost makes you fall back.

It's autumn, and it's the first time Grimlock has ever rubbed the underside of his big jaw to any inch of you that he can, making special emphasis on your head.

"What has gotten into you?" You are nervous, Grimlock has never tried to eat you or anything, but his force and his sudden fear inducing attacks are something to be wary of.

But Grimlock keeps on rumbling, his big body pressed to you and the next moment you are being tossed around, it's not the first time he has you around or inside of him when he transforms, seeing metal move from one place to another, this time, for a change, you get to see a purple light between the wires, when he finishes you are next to his chassis, hands first to stop an impact, he keeps you there, looking at you with his visor, it's so curious how he can show so much emotions with it, he seems to have something to say, but doesn't say anything, he just puts you hand delicately as he can over his chest armor, he looks your hand there and then at you and he rumbles again.

Could this be part of his dinosaur behavior? Or him being an alien? There is no direct answer before he looks again at the sky of autumn, little sprouts of spring already popping around.

You don't see Grimlock for a day but your whole neighborhood hears him, he is doing a strange sound again and you hear the scandalized shouts of his cons companions, the next day he comes to you, he seems happy and people are coming to see in a distance the big dinobot is comfortable with before getting on you level and opening his mouth-

There is a baby, Grimlock has a purple baby on his dangerous and sharp teeth filled mouth that is sleeping so peacefully that makes this whole thing look surreal.

"She, Connie" he said without a problem, his glossa dangerously moving along the baby that woke up, the baby had red eyes that looked at your very soul.

Someone fainted, someone shouted, and someone said: "How did you knock up a fucking space dinosaur?!"

And, in all honesty, you don't know how, because he is an alien and maybe it did happen but you don't know how???

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Robovie-M3 (AKA Robovie-M V3) by ATR and Vstone, Japan (2007). "Robovie-M V3 is currently the hottest Humanoid Robot on the market for true high-tech robot fans. It is designed with a strong and well-balanced body, made up of highly powerful servos, a Hitachi H8/3687 20MHz microcontroller board, and comes with 2 external gyro sensors, making it the hot-rod of modern robotics. This robot also comes with an onboard accelerometer (tilt sensor) that detects when the robot has fallen over, allowing him to stand up on his own after he has fallen either forward or backward. The accelerometer also works with the gyros to keep the robot balanced while in motion. … Unlike other humanoid robots, the Robovie-M V3 is capable of throwing objects, punching, somersaulting, doing handstands, running, side stepping, and playing soccer! Also, if you are a battle robot enthusiast, this is the robot you are looking for. There are no other robots that can stand up to the Robovie-M V3 in the soccer field, or in open combat." – RobotCombat.com

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TFP and Alien Character Design

My introduction to the Transformers franchise were bayformers (accidentally) and Transformers: Prime (on purpose), and given their designs it took me a while to come around for the classic (and more marketable) boxy designs. I’d like to specifically take a moment to appreciate TFP, since I feel it sells the “alien robots” part the best. 

I absolutely love how TFP’s artists have taken liberties and given each bot their own, distinctive look instead of sticking to a formula (aka a toy mould). I especially adore how, while clearly humanoid and analogous to us, they manage to look very alien.

Every bot has a humanoid form with a head, a torso, and four limbs, two legs and two hands to be precise. Predacons and Insecticons aside, there are many more subtle variations that make the bots look distinctly less human. One obvious point is the lack of noses on any of them, and I feel like it’s a bit controversial to say that’s a good choice. I appreciate it, because while it changes the profile only a little, it highlights that the bots don’t need a nose, not for breathing or for forming sounds. I know the “making sounds to talk” part is undermined by the fact that they have mouths that move to their speech, but I see that being more due to keeping them pleasant to watch, especially since “mouth doesn’t match the sounds” is generally understood more as poor or lazy animation rather than a decision on character design and storytelling. Also mouth or even eyes are not necessary for the bots, not for speaking or seeing. Both Soundwave and Shockwave have designs where their heads don’t (at least obviously) have mouths or eyes. Soundwave’s visor could hide a face, but we know for sure from Shockwave’s design that it’s not a certainity for their species. Soundwave’s design even calls to question the rule of four limbs, because we don’t know how his tentacles function: Are they limbs he was born with? Are they some sort of a device or a modification installed on his natural frame? Could they be extra arms instead of data cables? Could every bot theoretically have extra limbs installed?

Airachnid also has multiple limbs at her disposal, in her spider form. Interestingly, she seems to have two alt forms, the spider one and the helicopter, while her bot form also has two arms and two legs. However, she seems to be an outlier, considering that she has been “inspired” by other alien species on her galactic travels (her own words), and the reaction from other bots, for example Breakdown’s comment “the extra arms freak me out”. What Airachnid and Soundwave share is that their “extra limbs” are different from their arms and legs, which might mean that they are more like the wheels or wings of the alt forms other bots have.

Shockwave’s head is pretty obviously inspired by a security camera, which supports his uncanny, emotionless image. He has one eye and not much else, being an example of bots forming speech entirely with a device/organ, the voice box, in their throat (see also: Bumblebee’s mutism). In fact, Shockwave’s head is so small and strangely structured around the single eye that it makes me question if his CPU is somewhere else on his body. Once again, this opens possibilities to how Cybertronians function: The head doesn’t necessarily carry as much importance to them as it does to humans.

Various smaller details in the designs deserve a shoutout as well: The different shapes of hands and fingers, made of different materials and varying proportions. There are different kinds of eyes, and not varying only in colour, but also shape, size, quantity, and if they have a visible iris and pupil or not. The bot and vehicle modes are clearly linked, largely corresponding with the shape and weight of the vehicle mode, and parts of machienery visible.

Given all of the above, all sorts of mods and changes that would be either very difficult or impossible for human body, might not be so to Cybetronians. Their humanoid shape seems much more incidental when youconsider all the alien aspects worked into the designs and the story.

[savagerifts]

Coalition IAR-2 Abolisher Robot

Originally released on p. 35 of Rifts Sourcebook 1

The Abolisher, Infantry Assault Robot (IAR-2), is another giant vehicle that is part of the Coalition States' military forces. Unlike the UAR-1 Enforcer, which is designed specifically to combat ground troops in an urban/city environment, the Abolisher is a frontline infantry unit with long-range capabilities and heavy firepower for obliterating enemy troops. The focus of its armaments is anti-robot and anti-tank, hence the six heavy cannons bristling around what appears to be the head. The rim of cannons has given the 30 foot (9 m) robot the nickname 'Thorn Head."

The heavily armored bot is a massive, humanoid shaped, all terrain assault vehicle designed to withstand heavy bombardment. However, in keeping with the frightening Death's Head motif, the Abolisher is designed to look like a massive skull with arms and legs. The two eyes are infra-red and conventional light searchlights for night assaults. The upper skull body can rotate 360 degrees and is operated by a five-man crew. Two soldiers are gunners operating three cannons each, the pilot and the copilot/communications engineer (either the pilot or copilot can fire the small, forward facing, dual laser turret) and the top hatch gunner, usually a SAMAS.

The big guns are devastating weapons that can blast an enemy from all sides simultaneously. The robot's arms and hands are powerful and lethal in hand to hand confrontations (can rotate 180 degrees at the shoulders). On top of the behemoth is a Gunner's Hatch which allows a SAMAS or soldier to perch himself on the head and fire at the enemy from the top of the robot. An inner hatch locks automatically, preventing the enemy from easy access should the top gunner be killed; the inner hatch can only be opened by one of the pilots.

The only real disadvantage to the 30 foot (9 m) giant is that its incredible weight and large size reduce its speed and maneuvering capabilities. Although great in the field as an outer perimeter defense or as an infantry assault unit (tank with arms and legs), its speed and size make it an easy target (hence the heavy armor). Unless one wishes to destroy a city, the bot is not well suited for city conflicts. Its weapons are too powerful for use in the city, able to demolish an S.D.C. skyscraper in mere moments, and its size and bulk makes maneuvering through narrow streets difficult. Still, it is excellent for city defense, being able to be placed wherever needed, and ideal for infantry combat.

IAR-2 Abolisher: Size 9 (Huge), Crew 5+2, Strength d12+10, Toughness 60 (36), Pace 14+d10 (70 MPH)

Notes: MDC Armor, Shoulder STS-Cluster -4 to hit and 24 Hardness.

Weapons:

6 x C-144 Auto-Cannons (Spaced 360 degrees around the crown of the bot; Range 100/200/400, 5d12+5 Mega Damage, AP 12, RoF 1)

Anti-Personnel Lasers (belly gun)

Black Market Cost: 80 Million credits, Rarity -4

[hybridshaverisen]

Describe what a titan is?

In short, they are giant zombies created from human experimentation. Their humanity died during the transformation. These monsters now dominate the earth as humanity’s only natural predators.

Their bodies are mutated and don’t always look human. They’re separated by classes based on appearance: Monster class, Humanoid class, Animal class, and Failed class.

A warning for people who are sensitive to eye contact, small amounts of blood, and disturbing imagery under cut (just in case!)

They’re all pretty self-explanatory. The Monster class titans are pure nightmare fuel. They barely look human, if at all. The Humanoid class titans are basically the same, but they keep their human form, though badly mutated. Animal class titans are based on animals. Finally, the Failed class titans are any one of the previously mentioned titans but fucked up. These often lead to hilarious results for people with… an acquired taste of humor.

There are also Shifters! If humans always die, then how do they exist? Robots! Also called Synthetics, as in “synthetic lifeforms,” in this universe. They are built to withstand the matter being created from thin air. They’re easy to differentiate from other titans. For one, they’re built with a purpose. For example, they’re adequately armored if they are armored in the first place, their anatomy is proper, and they’re generally easier to look at and more marketable.

Their blood is bright blue and slightly glows compared to the red blood of regular titans. A woman named Asaka Hayashi perfected the craft of shifters with the Security Breach line. It’s important to note that all Shifters are Synthetics, but not all Synthetics are Shifters.