United States of America–[23/09/2024]— The Insight Partners published a new report on the Educational Robot market: T educational Robot Market Growth, Size, Share, Trends, Key Players Analysis, and Forecast till 2031: A Market Overview of Educational Robot Market Spanning the Checkpoints Scenario for the Educational Robot market is provided in the latest report published by the Insight Partners.
Overview of the Educational Robot Market
There are some developments in the Educational Robot market, such as growth or decrease, changes in industry perception and competition landscape, etc. This report focuses on the change background: technology progress; regulation change; and consumer demand change.
Key findings and insights
Market Size and Growth
Technological Advancements: AI, robotics, and automation make robots more accessible.
Increased Demand: Government initiatives and educational institutions are driving adoption.
Market Challenges: Cost and teacher training can be barriers.
Market Segmentation
Humanoid Robots: Robots that are shaped like humans, including those used for teaching social skills and language.
Animal-Shaped Robots: Robots shaped like animals, are used for teaching biology and animal behavior.
Toy Robots: Smaller and cheaper robots that can be used for basic coding.
Specialized Robots: Robots designed for specific educational purposes, such as teaching chemistry or physics.
By Application
K-12 Education: Robots used in elementary, middle, and high schools.
Higher Education: Robots used in colleges and universities.
Corporate Training: Robots are used for training employees in various industries.
Home Education: Robots used for homeschooling or supplementary education.
By End-User
Schools and Universities: Educational institutions that purchase robots for classroom use.
Parents: Parents who purchase robots for their children's education.
Corporations: Companies that use robots for employee training or research.
Government Agencies: Government organizations that purchase robots for educational initiatives.
By Geography
North America: United States, Canada, and Mexico
Europe: Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and Italy
Asia-Pacific: China, Japan, India, and South Korea
Rest of world: South America, Africa, Middle East.
Spotting Emerging Trends
Machine Learning: Allows robots to learn from data and improve their performance over time.
Cognitive Computing: Enables robots to reason and problem-solve like humans.
Immersive Learning Experiences: AR and VR can create highly engaging and interactive learning environments.
Personalized Learning: AR and VR can adapt to individual students' learning styles and preferences.
Connected Devices: IoT-enabled bots can communicate with other devices in the classroom to provide a more immersive environment to learn.
Information/Data Collection and Analysis: IoT can collect data on student interactions with robots for educators to gain an understanding of children’s reactions.
Ease of scaling and access «Cloud computing offers access to remote high-powered computing resources, which in turn makes educational robots scalable, powerful, and affordable.
Data Storage and Analysis: the cloud offers storage and analysis of the huge amounts of data generated through educational robots.
Advanced Robotics: Advances in robotics are making robots more capable, versatile, and affordable.
Automation: Automation can streamline the development and deployment of educational robots.
To that end, consumers are now beginning to demand robots with the ability to accommodate individual learning processes and speed.
1.Personalized Feedback
Robots that provide personalized feedback and support are becoming more desirable.
Beyond Academics: For parents and other adults who buy robots, the desire is for robotic partners that can guide children in developing social and emotional competencies such as empathy, communication, and working within a team.
Robots that function as interactive companions and carers and can companionship and emotional support.
Cost Consciousness: Consumers are more price-sensitive and demand affordable options.
Usability: Requiring fewer skills and training, making it accessible to a larger audience of users.
Child-Friendly Design: Consumers prioritize robots that are safe for children to interact with.
Data Privacy: Concerns about data privacy and security are influencing purchasing decisions.
Robots should have engaging content for consumers such as games and teaching material.
Curriculum Alignment: Robots that align with school curricula are becoming more attractive.
Eco-Friendly Materials: Consumers are increasingly interested in robots made from sustainable materials.
Energy Efficiency: Robots that are energy-efficient and minimize environmental impact are gaining favor.
Growth Opportunities
Personalized instruction: educational robots would be capable of delivering instruction that’s tailored to both an individual student’s learning style and pace.
Adaptive Assessments: Robots can continuously assess student progress and adjust their teaching methods accordingly.
Hands-on Learning
STEM is embedded using hands-on methodology to help students easily grasp the explanations. No wonder robots are so widely used to teach STEM concepts.
Problem-Solving and Creativity: Robots can foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity skills.
Empathy and Communication: Robots can help students develop empathy, communication, and social skills.
Emotional support: Robots can be a source of support and a companion for students who are isolated or lonely.
Special Needs Education: Specially designed educational robots could become a medium of teaching to encourage inclusion and inclusion in the educational context.
Learning a language: teaching students through the use of robots can expand the number of people who can access this form of education.
Employees’ Skill Training: The educational robots could be utilized to provide training to employees, in skills like technological and soft skills and leadership.
Simulation and Practice: Robots can provide realistic simulations for hands-on training and practice.
Additional Learning: Robots can be utilized to reinforce any educational activities done at home or outside of school.
Personalized Tutoring: Robots can provide personalized tutoring and support for students at home.
AI and machine learning: the ever-improving AI and machine learning capabilities can make educational robots even more effective and closer to human intelligence.
Government Programs on STEM Education: Policies and campaigns are driving more and more young people to learn STEM subjects.
Educational Technology Investments: Investments in educational technology, including robots, can create new market opportunities.
Conclusion
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The report "Educational Robot Market with COVID-19 Impact Analysis by Type (Humanoid Robots, Collaborative Industrial Robots), Component (Sensors, End Effectors, Actuators), Education Level (Higher Education, Special Education), and Region - Global Forecast to 2026", is projected to grow from USD 1.3 billion in 2021 to USD 2.6 billion by 2026; it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 16.1% during the forecast period.
For instance, the JIMU robot from UBTECH Robotics (China) is made for students in middle school.
The NAO robot from Softbank Robotics Group (Japan) can be utilized as a teaching assistant for kindergarten schools as well as for robotics research in universities.The market for software component to grow at higher CAGR during the forecast periodNew developments are taking place for software in both industrial and service robots.
Apart from these, Photon Entertainment (Poland) and Emotix (India) are among a few emerging companies in the educational robot market.Don’t miss out on business opportunities in Educational Robot Market.
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