The global market for professional service robots experienced significant growth, with nearly 250,000 units sold in 2025, marking a 24 percent increase from the previous year. The transport and logistics sector dominated this market, accounting for approximately 117,500 robots sold, which represents a 21 percent rise compared to 2024.
This growth indicates a shift in service robotics from experimental phases to regular commercial applications. Notably, medical robots and consumer robots also saw double-digit sales increases in 2025, reflecting a broader acceptance and integration of robotics in various sectors.
Looking ahead, the report highlights the need for advancements in safety standards, training, and intuitive programming to facilitate widespread adoption. The increasing demand for productivity and the integration of AI in robotics are expected to drive further developments in logistics, healthcare, and hospitality sectors.
Editor's Note
The robust growth in professional service robots underscores a pivotal shift in the robotics industry, moving from pilot projects to practical applications. This trend is driven by labor shortages and the demand for enhanced productivity, particularly in logistics and healthcare. As companies increasingly adopt Robot-as-a-Service models, the landscape for robotics integration and AI utilization is evolving rapidly, presenting new opportunities for innovation and investment.
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