Mexico has registered significant progress in issues related to robotics, which has allowed a reduction in costs and production times, an increase in competitiveness, improvements in the industry and progress in the automation of processes in different sectors.

Mexico ranks ninth in the world in the installation of robots for the industry, according to the World Robotics 2022 report of the International Federation of Robotics, with an installed capacity of 5,400 robot units, registering a year-on-year growth of 61%. While investments in this sector amounted to 1.63 billion in the first quarter of 2023.

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“In Mexico, robotics has gained a relevant position within the industry in a short time, we can say that it is a success story, since it is distinguished by having industrial value chains that are booming in the aerospace, automotive, electronics, ICT, metalworking, among others, which offer opportunities to adopt state-of-the-art automated robotics,” said Francisco Castañeda, general director of RoboRAVE International and president of the Robotics Cluster in Mexico.

“The improvement in quality and innovation, as well as the reduction of risks are some of the advantages that allow robotics companies to develop and deliver solutions more efficiently, respond quickly to market demands and remain competitive in an environment dynamic and constantly changing.

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Mexico is positioned as the fourth largest importer of robots in the world, just behind China, Germany and the United States.

According to the executive, Mexico is a country with a long history in the automotive sector, which is one of the most automated and familiar with robotics.

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