The global automated material handling systems market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 9.2% over the course of the forecast period, according to the most recent study by FMI. The market is anticipated to be worth USD 34 billion in 2023. The value is expected to hit USD 81.8 billion by 2033.

The global industry for these machines is growing rapidly in part because they offer increased efficiency and lower labor costs when compared with traditional methods of transporting goods around warehouses or plant floors.

The material handling industry is expected to benefit from the growing trend toward smart factories. In order to evaluate operating efficiency and decrease waste, the entire manufacturing floor now requires monitoring at every step of the process. In such cases, smart factories with handling equipment provide continuous monitoring of all processes. Furthermore, many intuitive technologies included in material handling systems, such as cloud connectivity and data analytics, improve asset performance and give real-time actionable data.

Wireless remote-control systems that help give better diagnostics and save commissioning time are also provided by the incorporation of such automated material systems placed in facilities. The rise of Industry 4.0 and smart factory development is creating a potential market for automated material handling systems as a result of the aforementioned considerations.

The failure or breakdown of AMH equipment can have a significant impact on a company’s overall earnings. Breakdowns cause the entire production process to be delayed, resulting in output losses and plant performance degradation. As a result, such automated material handling systems businesses must invest extensively in preventive maintenance of their AMH equipment in order to avoid downtime and assure proper operation.

Key Takeaways From The Market Study:

Due to factors such as the rising need for industrial processes and warehousing units, Asia Pacific dominates the worldwide automated material handling systems market.
Due to increased penetration of online shopping trends, the presence of large online vendors, rising logistics infrastructure, and other factors, the e-commerce sub-segment is predicted to grow significantly throughout the projection period. This trend is driving warehouse operators to add automation technology into their warehouses in order to manage the supply chain ecosystem more efficiently.
The unit load sub-segment is predicted to grow at the fastest rate, propelling the automated material handling systems market forward in the near future. This can be attributed to the e-commerce industry’s expansion.
Due to rising consumption from the food and beverage, pharmaceutical, and e-commerce industries, the packaging sub-segment is predicted to rise gradually over the projected timeline.
Competitive Landscape:

Due to the growing demand for increased efficiencies at distribution centers as a result of the expansion of e-commerce, prominent corporations are proactively working on supplying automated material handling systems for logistics solutions businesses. Furthermore, to supplement the market for handling equipment, these main companies are focusing on sales efforts. According to secondary sources, European retailers ordered Vanderlande TMHE’s AGFs to establish a fully automated distribution center in their new distribution facility.

Dominant Players in the Market:

Daifuku
KION
SSI Schaefer
Toyota Industries
Honeywell International is among the key players.
Recent Developments:

KION Group will open a new forklift truck manufacturing in China in December 2021 to provide supply chain solutions. For future manufacture of industrial trucks and supply chain solutions in Jinan, the plant has a total volume of roughly 140 million.
Toyota Material Handling Japan introduced the SenS+ operation system in August 2021, which detects and identifies pedestrians and objects behind the forklift and instantly controls and stops the truck’s backward motion.
Daifuku and AFT industries collaborated in February 2021 to combine their material handling capabilities in the automotive business. Daifuku and AFT will benefit from each other as a strategy to open global markets and secure increased demand and investments in material handling systems from car manufacturers.
Key Segments Covered:

By Product:

Robots
ASRS
Conveyors & Sortation Systems
Cranes
WMS
AGV
By System Type:

Unit Load Material Handling
Bulk Load Material Handling
By Vertical:

Automotive
Metals & Heavy Machinery
Food & Beverages
Chemicals
Healthcare
3PL
Semiconductors & Electronics
Aviation
E-Commerce
Others
By Region:

North America
Europe
Latin America
Asia Pacific
Middle East and Africa
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