Emerging Trends and Technologiesin Industrial Robotics

FANUC AmericaDick Motley

Director, Southeastern U.S. Regional Officefanucamerica.com

How much does U.S. manufacturing matter?

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U.S. Manufacturing

Manufacturing generates $2.1 trillion in GDP, more than 12% of total

Source:  National Association of Manufacturers / Bureau of Economic Analysis

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U.S. Manufacturing

Manufacturing gross output of $5.9 trillion is > one‐third of GDP 

Source:  National Association of Manufacturers / Bureau of Economic Analysis

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U.S. Manufacturing

Manufacturing directly supports about 12.1 million high‐wage jobs(9% of the workforce)

Source:  National Association of Manufacturers / Bureau of Labor Statistics

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U.S. Manufacturing

Manufacturing indirectly supports more than 17.6 million jobs(1 of every 6 private‐sector jobs)

Source:  Economic Policy Institute /  Bureau of Economic Analysis

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U.S. Manufacturing

Manufacturing wages & benefits are 9% higher than the overall economy

Source:  The Milliken Institute / The Manufacturing Institute

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U.S. Manufacturing

Manufactured goods account for nearly 60% of US exports 

Source:  The Milliken Institute / The Manufacturing Institute

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U.S. Manufacturing

Workers in export‐intensive industries earn 15‐20% more thanworkers in other industries

Source:  International Trade Administration / US Department of Commerce

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U.S. Manufacturing

For every 2 jobs in manufacturing, 5 are created in other sectors

Source:  The Milliken Institute / The Manufacturing Institute

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U.S. Manufacturing

Manufacturers conduct more than 70% of all private‐sector R&Dand hold about 90% of all patents

Source:  Bureau of Labor Statistics

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U.S. Manufacturing

By itself, US manufacturing would be the 9th‐largest economy globally

Source:  Bureau of Economic Analysis, International Monetary Fund

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U.S. Manufacturing

“Manufacturing is by far the most important sector of the U.S. economyin terms of total output and employment.”

Source:  Economic Policy Institute

How much does U.S. manufacturing matter?

What’s happening in U.S. manufacturing?

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20 countries with the largestgross domestic product (GDP)in 2015 (in billion U.S. dollars)

Source:  Statista.com

18,124

11,212

4,210

3,414

2,853

2,469

2,308

1,904

1,843

1,615

1,435

1,252

1,232

U.S.

China

Japan

Germany

United Kingdom

France

India

Brazil

Italy

Canada

South Korea

Australia

Mexico

1,230

1,176

Spain

Russia

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Our Global Competitors

U.S.BRIC

Global Cost‐Competitiveness

It’s Not Just About Cost

Four Broad Classifications

Source:  NEOTech

US Manufacturing Advantages

Rebuilding an AmericanManufacturing Powerhouse

Reshoring in the News

The Future of Reshoring

How much does U.S. manufacturing matter?

What’s happening in U.S. manufacturing?

What’s next for U.S. manufacturing?

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U.S. Productivity a Strength

U.S. Farming

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Impact of Higher Productivity

U.S. Steel Industry 1984-2014U.S. Steel Industry 1984-2014• Employment decreased by 70% from

289K to 87K

• Output increased 28% from 75M tons to 96M tons

• In 2011, the industry had a 75% capacity utilization rate, which is up from slightly more than 70% in 2010

• Technology innovation was the key!

Impact of Higher Productivity

Workforce Gap – Long Term

• By 2020:– 70M baby boomers will retire– 40M new workers will enter the workforce

• 30M gap of available workers!• Only 12‐18M people (direct/indirect) are 

employed in manufacturing in the U.S. today

• Manufacturing will go to the countries whose companies – Embrace automation– Use lean manufacturing processes – Reduce production costs while 

improving quality

• The U.S. is in the best position to win the race

Keys to Sustained Success

Competitive Weapon

Robotic Automation Value

User‐friendliness

Technology/design

Robot Forecast

Robots as Job Creators

Application type Jobs created by robotics

Areas where the jobs are created

Robotics industry and operation

300,000 Mainly industrialised countries

Where precision or consistency requires robots

2 to 3 million All countries with these industries

Where poor working conditions are overcome by the use of robots

150,000 to 300,000

Mainly industrialised countries

Where a sector which fails to use robots would be uncompetitive in world terms

2 to 3 million Mainly industrialised countries

Downstream jobs created by new products and services

3 to 5 million All countries where these products are sold.

Total 8 to 10 million

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Headquarters

Distribution Center

Smart Grid

Customers

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Customer Experience 

$164B

Supply Chain$931B

R&D / Innovation$503B

Smart Grid$94B

WorkforceEnablement

$212B Plant Automation/ Output$2086B

$4T Manufacturing Value at Stake

PRODUCTIVITYPRODUCTIVITY

SUSTAINABILITYSUSTAINABILITY

Smart Things Mobility Big Data Analytics Cloud Security

AGILITY

Source:  Cisco IoE Value Practice Survey

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THE CONNECTED ENTERPRISE

Hyper‐Connectivity

How much does U.S. manufacturing matter?A: a LOT!

What’s happening in U.S. manufacturing?A: a lot of good things!

What’s next for U.S. manufacturing?A: a bright future, assisted by advanced robotics!

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