"Россия заняла второе место в мировом рейтинге производителей сервисных роботов "

Рекомендую всем и каждому читать первоисточники.

Итак.

Индустриальные роботы.

https://ifr.org/img/worldrobotics/Executive_Summary_WR_202...

73% of global robot installations in five countries

There are five major markets for industrial robots: China, Japan, the United States, the

Republic of Korea, and Germany. These countries account for 73% of global robot

installations.

Сервисные роботы.

Список не претендует на полноту. Сама IFR просит поделиться информацией тех, кто знает изготовителей роботов не включенных в этот список.

https://ifr.org/img/worldrobotics/Executive_Summary_WR_202...

IFR Statistical Department is currently aware of almost 890

companies producing service robots or doing commercial research for marketable

products. A full list is included in chapter 4 of World Robotics 2020 Service Robots. IFR

Statistical Department is continuously seeking for new service robot producers, so

please contact statistics@ifr.org

И никаких указаний на какие-либо места в списке этой категории роботов.

Обзорная статья россиянки на сайте IFR

Стоит читать и понимать написанное.

https://ifr.org/post/five-trends-in-russian-robotics

Growing market for industrial robots

The low density of robots in Russian industry - 4 robots per 10,000 manufacturing workers in 2017 compared to 710 robots per 10,000 manufacturing workers in Korea - indicates great growth potential. In general, Russian companies are just starting to explore the benefits of industrial robotics and learning to work with automation technologies. A lack of robot integrators to assist in implementation is hindering adoption. University and colleges tend to be focused on mechanics and robot design. These institutions have recognized, and are addressing, the need to expand to focus additionally on robot programming and implementation. Russia’s traditional strengths in mathematics and software programming are make robot programming a promising field for higher education institutes.

Currently, around 15 industrial robot manufacturers, both foreign and domestic, dominate the Russian market, with around 10 robot production projects underway. Given Russian labor costs are lower than In Europe or China, Russian manufacturers hope to compete on price. There are around 80 robot integrators in the country, but most do not have experience with large projects, for example in the automotive industry which accounts for 40% of robot sales in Russia. Metallurgy and machine building are the other key applications of robots. However, 2017 saw significant interest in robotics by the food industry, which is experiencing a period of growth and modernization, including automation.