10. France
132 robots per 10,000 workers
In France, automation is used in various industries: automotive, electrical and electronic (television, washing machines, etc.) sector, in aviation, shipbuilding and machine building. The country is the world's largest producer of chemical and petrochemical products.
9. Canada
145 robots per 10,000 workers
Many American and Japanese companies have placed their automobile production plants in Canada. Some of them are destined for the Canadian market, but the main products then go to the US.
Canada is the world leader in aircraft construction and subway production thanks to Bombardier Inc.
8. Spain
160 robots per 10,000 workers
In Spain robots are actively used in shipbuilding, metalworking and manufacturing of industrial equipment. Robots are also engaged in assembling cars (SEAT).
7. Italy
185 robots per 10,000 workers
Italy occupies the world market position as the largest supplier of such products as bicycles and mopeds, tractors, washing machines, industrial equipment, automobile tires, steel pipes, plastics and chemical fibers, as well as ready-made garments, pasta, cheese, olive oil, wine, fruit and tomato canned food.
In addition, the country produces cement, natural essences and essential oils, art products made of glass and faience, jewelry.
Many of these enterprises definitely need robots.
6. The USA
189 robots per 10,000 workers
In the US, there is a high level of production and territorial concentration. In the country, robots manufacture both mass and serial products in all existing industries.
5. Denmark
211 robots per 10,000 workers
A quarter of the sale volume of industrial products is engineering.
Denmark is one of the world leaders in the use of renewable energy sources, in particular wind energy.
The Danish holding company GN Store Nord is a major manufacturer of electronic products, and its member companies are leaders in the development of wireless telecommunications and hearing aids.
For a long time, shipbuilding was one of the leading industries in Denmark, but in recent years Denmark's share in world production has declined.
4. Japan
303 robots per 10,000 workers
In Japan, robots are used mainly in the automotive industry.
Nevertheless, Japan is a leading manufacturer of robots: 52% of the world's supply of industrial robots are coming from this country.
3. Germany
309 robots per 10,000 workers
Germany, like Japan, is one of the leaders in automotive production, where they use mostly robots.
According to the number of robots, the country occupies the third place.
2. Singapore
488 robots per 10,000 people
90% of all industrial robots in the country are used in the field of electronics.
1. South Korea
631 robots for 10,000 workers
South Korea is first in the ranking of the most robotic countries in the world. The increase in the production automation is due to the use of a huge number of robots in the electronics and the industrial sector.
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