Over the last two years, robotics has gone through a complex phase: the market has seen a significant drop in orders, with a 23% decline in 2023 and a further 24% decline in 2024. This slowdown has forced many companies to postpone investments, review priorities, and carefully evaluate timing and returns. <\/p>\n\n
However, 2025 began with a clear change in the scenario: according to the joint UCIMU\u2013SIRI<\/strong> report, the sector returned to growth with a +2.9% increase in expected orders<\/strong> and a +72.5% surge in the domestic market<\/strong> in the first quarter.<\/p>\n\n This reversal is not just a positive sign: it is indicative of a new technological cycle in which automation, artificial intelligence and flexible systems will be essential elements for competitiveness.<\/p>\n\n In this context, the Italian metalworking industry \u2014 historically one of the country’s industrial drivers \u2014 remains the sector most ready to embrace and leverage new technologies. This is where ROBO FEED<\/strong> comes in, a partner specialising in tailor-made automation for companies looking to make a quantum leap in productivity. <\/p>\n\n