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Bain & Company: Global Humanoid Robot Sales Expected to Reach 6M Units by 2035 w/ Material Costs Reduced by 60-70%
The global humanoid robot market is still in the early exploration stage, and is expected to enter a golden development period in the next 5-10 years, consulting firm Bain & Co...
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The global humanoid robot market is still in the early exploration stage, and is expected to enter a golden development period in the next 5-10 years, consulting firm Bain & Company released a report saying.

The institution forecasted that, by 2035, annual global sales of humanoid robots could reach 6 million units, with the market size surpassing US$120 billion. In an optimistic scenario, sales could exceed 10 million units, with a market scale of US$260 billion.

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Referring to the 50-60% reduction in BOM costs for NEVs over the past decade, Bain & Company predicted that, by 2035, the BOM cost for humanoid robots will decrease from the current US$40,000-50,000 to US$10,000-20,000, representing a decline of 60-70%.

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