Robotics Job Market Trends

A software entity that can interact with users in a lifelike way through a virtual or physical embodiment. Often used in applications such as virtual assistants, gaming, and robotics to simulate human-like behavior.

A robot resembling the human body in shape and design. Often used in research, entertainment, and assistive technologies to complement human-robot interaction.

AI-driven refers to systems, processes, or technologies that are powered or guided by artificial intelligence algorithms to automate tasks, make decisions, or provide insights.

Robots and automated systems used in construction to improve efficiency and safety.

Operates unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) for various applications, including aerial photography, surveying, and inspections.

An open-source robotics middleware designed to facilitate communication between robotic components, provide tools and libraries for building robotic applications. It offers a flexible and scalable architecture supporting various hardware and software platforms.

Refers to the remote operation of vehicles or machinery, often using advanced control systems and communication technologies.

Refers to AI systems that can process and integrate multiple types of data, such as text, images, and audio, to perform complex tasks.

Responsible for designing and developing perception systems, often for autonomous vehicles or robotics. Focuses on enabling machines to understand and respond to their environment through sensors and algorithms.