### Summary
Smart mobile robot adoption in supply chains is projected to surpass drone adoption in the next three years, with over 75% of companies adopting cyber-physical automation within their warehouses.
### Facts
- 📈 Many organizations already using mobile robots will expand their fleet in the next three years, potentially having hundreds or thousands of mobile robots in use.
- 🛠️ Drones will be deployed in more targeted ways, such as for location inspection or delivery of critical goods to remote areas.
- 💡 Machine learning is expected to hit mainstream adoption within the next five years and is rated as a "transformational" technology.
- 🤖 Advanced technologies like machine learning help smart robots automate physical tasks and adapt to future activities or unique conditions.
- 🔀 Multiagent orchestration (MAO) platforms are on the rise, enabling the integration and coordination of heterogeneous fleets of robots from different vendors.
- 💼 Companies are increasingly interested in smart robots and MAO platforms to improve logistics, support automation, and enhance human workers' capabilities.
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