Robotics and Automation Became a Stronger Route to Vision Adoption

Relationship to Annual Outlook: Strengthens the Outlook

5/25/2022

Summary

Evidence by late May suggests vision is increasingly being adopted through automation platforms rather than standalone vision stations. The pattern spans robotic order fulfillment, lettuce harvesting, autonomous tractors and humanoid robot vision systems.

Supporting Evidence

Evidence Base

25 Jan 2022 — Novel Robot System Helps Order Fulfillment Centers Keep Up with Demand
https://www.vision-systems.com/factory/robotics/article/14224162/novel-robot-system-helps-order-fulfillment-centers-keep-up-with-demand
3 Feb 2022 — Robot Solution for Automating the Lettuce Harvest
https://www.manufacturingtomorrow.com/article/2022/01/robot-solution-for-automating-the-lettuce-harvest/18167
16 May 2022 — John Deere Introduces Autonomous Tractor
https://www.vision-systems.com/astech-autonomy/article/14276604/john-deere-introduces-autonomous-tractor
25 May 2022 — Immervision and Halodi Robotics Partner to Create Vision System for Humanoid Robots
https://www.vision-systems.com/astech-autonomy/article/14277135/immervision-and-halodi-robotics-partner-to-create-vision-system-for-humanoid-robots

Why It Matters

This supports the structural shift described in the Outlook: vision is increasingly a perception layer inside machines, robots and automation systems.

Technology Themes

Robotics Vision, Autonomous Systems, Agriculture Vision, Machine Builders, System Integrators

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