A mobile robot is an automatic machine that is not fixed to one position. It is capable of moving in an environment for which it is designed. It can function autonomously or can be remotely controlled. Mobile robots have been deployed in the Aerospace and Defense industry for many years; however, now these robots are gaining popularity among industrial and commercial applications too. Apart from the Aerospace and Defense industry, these robots are being used in industries such as Automotive, Warehouse, Healthcare, Energy, and Agriculture and Mining.

Global Mobile Robotics Market to grow at a CAGR of 12.63% over the period 2014-2019.

There has been a quick escalation in the demand for mobile robots because of their adoption in technical and industrial applications. Several end-user industries are utilizing the services of mobile robots because of their reliability, accessibility, and low cost. These robots are commonly used for surveillance, inspection, and transportation. Mobile robots are most effective in repetitive tasks, which help workers to focus more on high-value tasks improving operational efficiency.

“The rapid industrialization of emerging economies such as China, India, Brazil, and South Korea has led to increased demand for mobile robots,”.

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“To increase production and give stiff competition to foreign players, companies across industries such as Automotive, Food and Beverages, Healthcare, and Logistics are adopting mobile robots.”

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This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the Global Mobile Robotics market for the period 2015-2019. Based on the terrain in which mobile robotics operates, the Global Mobile Robotics market can be segmented into three: UGV, UAV, and UMV.

Global Mobile Robotics Market 2015-2019, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the Americas, and the APAC and EMEA regions; it also covers the Global Mobile Robotics market landscape and its growth prospects in the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.

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Key Market Drivers

Increased Demand from Aging Population
Increased Use of Mobile Robots in Emerging Countries
Demand for Superior-quality Products at Reduced Prices

Key Market Trends

Increased Focus on R&D
Increased Demand from APAC Region
Increase in M&A

Key Market Vendors

Adept Technology Inc.
GeckoSystems Intl. Corp.
Honda Motor Co. Ltd.
iRobot Corp.
KUKA Aktiengesellschaft

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The two companies will advertise to people who order drug refills and who visit their doctors.

Smartphone advertising firm, 4Info, has just joined up with Crossix, a pharmaceutical data company, in order to test mobile ads within the market of patients who have either visited their doctors or have ordered refills of their prescription medications.

The goal of this partnership is to determine the level of influence mobile advertising can have in this space.

The new partnership will work to measure the level of influence of mobile ads when they are delivered to people who are visiting a medical specialist or having a prescription filled. The new strategic relationship between the two companies is being made to gauge the potential of mobile devices when carefully targeting consumers within the space of the highly regulated health care industry. This has been among the goals of 4Info for some time, as it has been seeking a strategic partner for stepping into the pharmaceuticals market.

The key is to make sure there is an appropriate balance between the timing and industry regulations for the mobile ads.

According to Tim Jenkins, the CEO of 4Info, “Pharma is a huge opportunity.” Before his company partnered up with Crossix in this effort, it had previously been working with advertisers in the pharmaceutical industry in the area of targeting advertisements for non-prescription medications, through the data available via loyalty card programs.

To be clear, no medical data is used by Crossix in order to identify a specific disease or condition that an individual is treating. This will not be the nature of the mobile advertising strategy pursued by the two companies in the partnership. Instead, it obtains information from healthcare data distributors as well as individual businesses. With an analysis of that data, it determines the likelihood of a specific individual for a certain health affliction based on the non-prescription drug purchases that person has made along with the use of a loyalty card, information from prescription refills through retail pharmacies, or medical claims data that suggests a doctor has been seen.

The outcome is that, by way of data models, the companies will be able to make certain educated hypotheses as to what type of conditions each consumer could potentially have. Beyond that, 4Info tracks mobile device locations when certain apps are opened in order to determine whether or not the user is at home. When a location has been decided to be a user’s home location, targeted mobile apps based on the assumptions about that individual will be issued.