By Industry
Hospitality: 35% of businesses using robots
Hotels and restaurants lead adoption. Labor costs are highest, driving automation investment.
Retail: 28% of businesses using robots
Inventory management is the primary use case. Retail chain adoption is driving supply.
Healthcare: 22% of businesses using robots
Infection control is the primary use case. Growing rapidly due to staffing crisis.
Other: 15% of businesses using robots
Manufacturing, logistics, corporate facilities.
By Company Size
- Large enterprises (500+ employees): 45% using or piloting robots
- Mid-size businesses (50-499 employees): 32% using or piloting
- Small businesses (10-49 employees): 18% using or piloting
- Micro businesses (under 10 employees): 8% using robots
Geographic Hotspots
- Dallas-Fort Worth: Highest adoption (350+ deployed units)
- Houston: Second highest (280+ units)
- Austin: Tech-forward adoption (180+ units)
- San Antonio: Growing rapidly (90+ units)
Early Mover Advantage
Companies that adopted robots 1-2 years ago now have 2-3 year competitive advantage. They've optimized processes and trained staff while competitors are still evaluating.