The past few years have seen many organizations implement tech-driven changes at a rapid pace. As society becomes more digital, embracing technology and effectively managing new processes is key to the success of almost every business. With rapid workplace transformation evident across industries, whether that's moving to hybrid working or adopting new technologies, what can we expect from 2023? Here are five predictions for the coming year. In recent years we have witnessed the development of many different types of sophisticated technologies.

The past five years have seen robots move from a developing technology in a number of sectors to an indispensable tool supporting operations across a vast range of enterprises. Logistics, manufacturing, materials handling, inspection, healthcare... the list of sectors that have "gone robotic" in short order is long indeed, and with industries like construction and delivery reaching a tipping point, there can be no denying we're in the midst of a robotic renaissance. An executive guide to the technology and market drivers behind the $135 billion robotics market. Automation technologies are maturing, developers are merging and standardizing engineering approaches, and technologies like AI and machine vision are intersecting to unlock a new wave of capability and efficiency. We surveyed some of the most respected and innovation-minded executives shaping the world of automation on what they expect in 2022 and beyond.

With the increase in diversification across industries, robotics sector is growing with significant leaps and bounds. In 2020, the sector will witness continued growth, shifting attitudes, and emergence of new roles. According to a report, the global market for robots is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 26 percent to reach just under US$ 210 billion by 2025. It is predicted that this market will hit the US$ 100 billion mark by next year. As noted by Robotics Business Review, observing the ever-growing aptitude of robot and robotics, some of the industry experts expressed their views and predicted the prominence of the technology in 2020 and beyond.

It has been fascinating beyond limits to predict the future and inculcating the similar tone in technology. So, when we discuss the future prediction in the field of robotics then it is inevitable to have it mixed with artificial intelligence. And, then we again ask this question – What does robotics has for us in the coming year? Apart from the usual stuff of network getting better, speed touching heights, better versions coming up, there is much more to just looking for an enhancement. This is where we can discuss the new innovations, not that the better versions are not celebrated, but they take a back seat once in a while. With every possible industry being occupied by the automation, it is hard to imagine robotics not playing a determining role.