Manufacturers and logistics and supply chain operators have been the primary adopters of autonomous mobile robots, but such systems are increasingly delivering rapid returns on investment for healthcare, retail, and other sectors. At 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2020, Ash Sharma, managing director of Interact Analysis, will discuss mobile robotics’ market potential, how the technology has developed, and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sharma will draw on recent research conducted by Interact Analysis into the growth of industrial and warehouse robotics. He will also cite relevant case studies and autonomous mobile robot (AMR) providers and systems.
In addition, Sharma will analyze the effects of the novel coronavirus — not only on the short-term potential for AMRs to enable social distancing in warehouses and distribution centers, but also on the automation strategies of potential mobile robot purchasers.
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About Interact Analysis’ Ash Sharma
Sharma has spent close to 20 years in technology research and is research director for robotics and warehouse automation at Interact Analysis. He leads market intelligence on the use of robots and other technologies that enable intelligent automation, providing expert insights based on the company’s robust research techniques. Sharma is also managing director at Interact Analysis, leading its operations in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Sharma previously served as vice president and senior director at IHS Markit, where he led its Power and Industrial Technology research practices. In this role, he led a team of more than 80 analysts providing research on several sectors, including industrial automation and smart manufacturing, smart home, solar power and energy storage, drones and robotics, medical technology, and building automation.
Interact Analysis said Sharma’s experience in these sectors and in market research and analysis have helped establish it as a leader in intelligent automation research.
