Robots Are Stealing Jobs and Making Billions: Atlas Takes Over Hyundai While We Were Sleeping
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Robots Are Stealing Jobs and Making Billions: Atlas Takes Over Hyundai While We Were Sleeping
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Welcome to Robotics Industry Insider: AI and Automation News. The robotics sector is surging forward, with the industrial automation market hitting 233.6 billion dollars in 2026 according to Research Nester, growing at a 9.5 percent compound annual growth rate toward 533 billion by 2035.
A major breakthrough comes from Boston Dynamics, whose humanoid robot Atlas kicked off field tests at Hyundai's Georgia plant, as reported by CBS News 60 Minutes on January 4. Forbes notes production ramps up this year at 30,000 units annually, integrating Google DeepMind's Gemini AI for smarter navigation in human-designed factories. Goldman Sachs projects the humanoid market at 38 billion dollars over the next decade. Meanwhile, at CES 2026, Universal Robots and Robotiq partnered with Siemens on a next-generation palletizing solution, blending digital twins and industrial AI for faster logistics, per their joint announcement.
Agentic AI is transforming workflows, with markets exploding from 5.2 billion dollars in 2024 to 200 billion by 2034, says Amiko Consulting. Danfoss automated 80 percent of supply chain decisions, slashing response times from 42 hours to instant. The International Federation of Robotics reports 4.7 million industrial robots worldwide in 2024, with installations climbing to 619,000 in 2026.
Practical takeaway: Manufacturers, prioritize AI reprogramming for flexible tasks and pilot humanoid bots for repetitive jobs to cut downtime. Roland Berger forecasts 3 to 4 percent automation sales growth this year, accelerating to 6 to 7 percent through 2030.
Looking ahead, expect AI-native factories and collaborative robots dominating, addressing labor shortages while boosting Asia Pacific's 38 percent market share.
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