The robotics industry is becoming more mature as companies aim to boost productivity in the workplace and make up for the shortcomings they face. Robotic deployments can automate labor-intensive, repetitive, and hazardous tasks to keep human workers fresh and healthy, while also speeding up the time it takes to accomplish those tasks. To stay informed, here are five trends that are dominating the robotics industry.

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Update: ABI Research's 2025 forecasts for the 5G market can be read in our blog, Top Industries/Applications Driving 5G Market Growth from 2025 to 2030.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic putting a strain on capital expenditure (CAPEX) in many industries, 5G investments were largely spared, as countries like China and South Korea go all-in with 5G rollouts. In ABI Research’s latest 5G market forecast for the years 2022 to 2027, it’s clear that adoption is destined for rapid growth and will shift from a minuscule slice of the network market to the largest network by 2026. Moreover, market data from some other reports, such as a 5G Advanced whitepaper and the IoT Tracker: 5G report—add more credence to the notion that 5G is rapidly overtaking 4G/LTE. In this post, we take a closer look at the 5G market forecast with eight eye-opening stats that every service provider needs to know to plan for success.

A Small Unmanned Aerial System (sUAS), also known as a drone, was not long ago considered a rare commercial deployment. But today, the drone market encompasses a wide array of industries and use cases. Global sUAS drone ecosystems are expected to surpass the 3 million mark by 2025 and grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 25%.

As the telecom industry migrates toward cloudification, what does it mean for Communication Service Providers (CSPs)? Moreover, what does the telecom software market look like in terms of solution offerings? In this reading, learn about the drivers, challenges, and hyperscalers surrounding telecom cloud and software space.

The home healthcare market is changing rapidly as innovators provide numerous smart technologies that make users’ lives safer and more convenient. ABI Research’s recent Smart Home Healthcare market data report unveiled the greatest product and service opportunities. Understanding where the home healthcare market currently is and where it is headed will give solution providers the strategic intelligence needed for developing an optimal roadmap.

In 2019, Apple announced its decision to invest $1 billion to purchase most of Intel’s modem development unit.

Today, mobile robots serve as a pillar of the digitization of manufacturing and logistics. As no surprise, Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) are at the forefront of modernizing manufacturing and logistics, as they save companies time and money while being highly precise with handling containers, pallets, materials, components, and other important assets. Not to mention, AGVs, like exoskeletons, significantly decrease the risk of workplace injuries.

Machine Learning (ML) is increasingly being integrated into edge computing solutions. ML at the edge improves the user experience via latency reduction, near-real-time data analysis, privacy, and security. Vendors are stepping up to the plate to provide services and platforms that streamline processes and reduce the time to market. In this post, you'll read about five examples of edge ML to better conceptualize this helpful combination.

According to ABI Research forecasts, the total installed base of devices with Artificial Intelligence will grow from 2.7 billion in 2019 to 4.5 billion in 2024. Billions of petabytes of data flow through AI devices every day. However, right now, most of these AI devices are working independently of one another. Yet, as the volume of data flowing through these devices increases in the coming years, technology companies and implementers will take advantage of multimodal learning – and it is fast becoming one of the most exciting and potentially transformative fields of AI.

With smart home applications becoming ever-more popular, and with households making heavy use of streaming multimedia services, the growing demand for reliable, high-capacity home networking technology shows no sign of slowing down. As a result, Wi-Fi, which has been the dominant player in the home network market for years, may be facing some competition from two wired networks: G.hn and Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA) 2.5.