The acceleration of product transformation, the increasing variety of production tasks, is pushing manufacturing companies to re-examine the limits of their ability to automate equipment. Faced with the need for multiple varieties, small batches and frequent changes in production, the equipment must adapt to changes in workpieces and processes, but also meet the requirements of precision, pace and continuous operation.
Through the integration of AI, multi-modal perception and motion control, industrial hardware intelligence promotes the real-time execution of the shutter loop of the chip, providing new pathways for manufacturing flexibility and intelligent upgrading.
According to data from the Institute of High-Industry Robotics Industry (GGII), China's industrial AI market size in 2025 is about 4726 billion yuan; it is expected to reach 5935 billion yuan in 2026, with a growth rate of 25.58%; the market size is expected to exceed 571.39 billion yuan by 2030, with a compound growth rate of 64.62% in 2025.It addresses the needs of industrial production, the conceptual boundaries of industrial hardware and hardware intelligence, the shaping of industrial chains and market developments, analyzes the evolutionary direction of core modules, device formats and system applications, and explores how process experience, field data and intelligent capabilities together support industry by representing enterprise cases. Reports on real-world challenges such as generalization capabilities, engineering deployments and large-scale applications, further research and development opportunities in the industry, and provides a basis for enterprise technology layout, product development and application models.
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About the GGII Institute of High-tech Robotics Industry:
GGII, a subsidiary of GGII Consulting, is a third-party organization focused on market research and consultancy in the robotics industry, covering all segments of the robotics industry chain, including decelerators, server systems, controllers, sensors, industrial robots, mobile robots, humanoid robots, machine vision, end-user executives, system integration, electronics special equipment software systems, etc. GGII provides comprehensive consulting services to businesses, financial institutions and local governments by visiting and interviewing over 500 industry chains each year through field visits and telephone interviews.
Industry data services:GGII enters the industry chain to conduct detailed industry research on downstream enterprises, obtaining a large amount of handheld data through supply relationship cross-checking, upstream verification, forming a comprehensive industry database system focusing on core component product sales, robotic industry chain product sales, system integration application distribution, downstream industry demand distribution, and other areas where relevant industry data is widely used by IPO bidding manuals, broker research reports, third-party consulting agencies, and professional media.
Customized research and consulting services:Through years of continuous and detailed follow-up of industrial chain enterprises, GGII has developed comprehensive, in-depth, accurate and authoritative industrial databases to provide strategic advisory services, market research, business and technical coordination, and industry reports to enterprises, financial institutions and government entities.
Government industry development advisory services:GGII, with its expertise in analytical methods, deep industrial research base, and rich industrial resources, has provided consulting services for industry planning, procurement guidance, business matching, and project research to more than 10 local governments and parks across the country.
IPOFinancial advisory services:The Institute of High-Industry Robotics (GGII) focuses on financial advisory services focusing on the smart manufacturing equipment and robotics industry chain. The main services include: assisting companies and brokers in drafting research reports on the feasibility of IPO bidding; providing business and technical analysis; assisting brokers in answering and arguing industry questions when asking for bids. Providing a full range of services and arguments on feasibility, such as refinancing, restructuring and bank loans.
Industrial training services:To help customers quickly understand and understand developments in the robotics & lithium-electricity & energy storage industry, and to explore potential business and investment opportunities, GGIII provides relevant industry training services in areas such as robotics & lithium-electricity & energy storage.