1. Technological innovation and new product release
Epson introduces high-speed SCARA robot
Epson 2023 unveiled the new GX8 Series SCARA robot, emphasizing its high speed (15% reduction in cycle time) and modular design for precision electronic assembly and medical device manufacturing, supporting AI-driven automated quality control.
Collaborative upgrade
Several manufacturers (e.g. ABB, UR) have incorporated collaborative capabilities (cobots) into SCARA designs, such as adding force sensors and human-machine interfaces to make them more adaptable to flexible production lines.
2. Market growth and industry application
Demand for 3C and new energy has surged
According to the Interact Analysis 2023 report, the global SCARA robot market has an annual growth rate of more than 8%, and China accounts for more than 40%. The main driving force is the demand for automation in consumer electronics (such as mobile phones, chip packaging) and new energy vehicles (battery assembly, motor assembly).
New scene of food packaging and pharmaceutical industry
SCARA robots are used in food sorting, drug filling and other scenarios due to their adaptability to hygiene standards. For example, Nidec Sankyo's SCARA robot solution is widely used in aseptic production lines.
3. Chinese enterprises are accelerating their layout
ESTUN acquires integration technology
Through the acquisition of German CLOOS and the launch of domestic SCARA products, positioning the high-end market, 2024 plans to expand production to 20,000 units/year, focusing on serving the photovoltaic and lithium industry.
Inovance releases cost-effective models
Huichuan's SR series SCARA emphasizes "accuracy ±0.02mm" and open control system, and its price is 30% lower than that of foreign brands, seizing the market of small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises.
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