The convergence of Big Data, context-aware computing and sensors will bring new applications to the cloud robotics, according to Frost ...
The convergence of Big Data, context-aware computing and sensors will bring new applications to the cloud robotics, according to Frost & Sullivan
Robotics cloud, which is the integration of cloud computing technology in robots, has gained importance globally. End users have begun to recognize the benefits of this new concept, which uses the Internet to increase the capacity of a robot, mainly delegating the computational part and providing on-demand services. Because this idea is bound to make you more productive and efficient, the different requirements of end-users of the future robots will be satisfied without the quality of service is compromised.
New analysis from Frost & Sullivan, titled "Innovations in Cloud Robotics", notes that the cloud robotics will lead to the development of intelligent robots that will have greater computational efficiency and consume less energy. These features will drive down production costs, through reduced hardware, and will result in reduced emissions.
The innovations in the field of cloud robotics have had considerable momentum, thanks to the initiatives of large companies such as Google and IBM and the efforts of several research institutions active in numerous projects around the world. The need to develop robots are characterized by high performance and affordability has been the focus of research activities.
"As the cloud robotics exceeds the initial phase, a number of applications of these technologies will be in the limelight, - notes Debarun Guha Thakurta, an analyst at Frost & Sullivan. - For the moment, health, transportation, robotics of consumption and production are areas that can benefit from the use of shared resources and the elimination of the need to manage or update the robotics software. "
Considering the widespread use of cloud computing technology and smartphones and tablets, the consumer robotics will witness a strong growth market. In addition, the cloud robotics will be a catalyst for the birth of a commercial market for consumer robotics.
The main challenge for market participants, however, is the high dependence of the cloud robotics as an active Internet connection to process any function. In areas with limited or no connectivity, robots that rely on cloud they are unable to function effectively and to respond promptly in case of critical situations.
"The convergence of the cloud robotics with Big Data, context-aware computing and wireless high-speed ubiquitous networks, together with the use of advanced wireless sensors, could solve the problems of access and slow response times, - affermaMousumi Dasgupta, analyst Frost & Sullivan. - Even operations that require the execution of real-time task-oriented robots will need the services with its own processing capabilities. "
The study "Innovations in Cloud Robotics" is part of the Technical Insights service and offers an insight into nine dimensions of the cloud robotics: year of incidence, the potential market, global footprint, intellectual property, finance, breadth of the different sectors, impact and macro- trends, potential points of convergence and dimensions of the ecosystem of innovation. This research service also includes detailed technology analysis and industry trends, evaluated following extensive interviews with market participants. It can contact Technical Insights Frost & Sullivan is an international technology analysis that provides a wide range of the latest technical news alerts, newsletters, and research services.
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