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Service robots have a key role to play in addressing societal challenges such as demographic change, health and well-being, transport and security.

Australia’s services sector is critical to its overall economy. The term ‘services’ applies to all activity in the Australian economy...

Distribution services is a broad sector encompassing retail and wholesale trade, transport, logistics, IT, and communications...

Social services are non-market services – either provided free of charge, or with significant price reductions...

Producer services are the most valuable of Australia’s services, worth $AU369 billion of Australia’s GDP...

Personal services are those consumed mainly by individuals and households. They include services in tourism, hotels and restaurants...

The utilities sector encompasses essential services that underpin modern society, including electricity, gas, water, sewerage, and...

Construction is worth $AU124 billion to the Australian economy (7 per cent of GDP) and employs 1.16 million people...

CASE STUDIES

Kalmar: AutoStrad Terminal Solution

Last-mile delivery using robots on the footpath

Australia wins the Amazon Robotics Challenge

Pegasus Alpha - Flying Car

Robots in education

Co-designing a robot for Indigenous Australian language revival

Ocular Robotics

BIA5 Innovation Robotics and customers

Autonomous robotic targets - from University startup to global market leader

Social robot services

XM2 - cinematography

Smart concierge robots in hotels

Lawn mower robots – automation in landscaping

ROAMES

Sydney Water

Toolbox Spotter robotic vision system for autonomous spotting in construction

Robots in architecture and custom construction

Fastbrick bricklaying robot company listed on Australian stock exchange

A robotic vision system for automatic inspection and evaluation of solar plants