India Has Only 6 Robots Per 10,000 Workers, Far Below Global Average

India installed 9,100 new industrial robots in 2024, yet its robot density remains at just 6 units per 10,000 workers. This figure places India significantly behind global manufacturing peers, highlighting a major automation gap. Experts point to low robotics adoption as a critical obstacle in India's ambition to become a $5 trillion economy. However, each new robot deployed generates downstream demand for component manufacturers, system integrators, and research institutions. Closing this gap is increasingly seen as essential for India to scale its industrial output competitively.
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