Overview:
As an integral component of embodied intelligence, humanoid robots boast broad application prospects. Its supply chain builds upon the mature industrial foundation of the new energy vehicle sector, yet it also has numerous unique differentiated requirements in core components and performance metrics, driving new supply chain opportunities. By 2030, the upstream component market size is projected to exceed 10 billion US dollars. The August release of the Humanoid Robot Insights report presents cost analysis for both the robot body and the dexterous hand.
What the Full Report Will Cover:
For dexterous hands, topics cover market landscape, key technologies, cost analysis, and shipment forecasts. The Humanoid Hardware Composition and BOM Analysis section includes actuators, perception modules, and key semiconductor components.
Who Should Read This:
The report helps component vendors identify supply chain opportunities driven by humanoid robot development and enables humanoid companies to grasp upstream technology trends.
Key Questions the Report Answers:
Who are the key players in the dexterous hand landscape? What are the different technical routes for transmission and sensing in dexterous hands?
The projection of dexterous hand shipment growth and resulting supply chain revenue
What are the key specifications across different humanoid form factors?
What constitutes the cost structure of actuators and vision perception modules?
What is the demand projection for MCU, CPU, and DRAM?
