Full research, by category
The data pages on this site are slices. A report walks one category end to end: where demand comes from, where the money goes, who competes, how compliance is cleared, and what the first year looks like. Raw data, reproduction scripts and source numbers ship with it.
One volume now exists in English: US Warehouse Robotics & AMR — A Buyer's Guide to Sourcing from China (13 pages). Same fact base as the Chinese volumes, opposite stance: vendor financial due diligence, landed-cost and tariff-repricing exposure, the compliance duties that land on you under R15.08 Part 3, contract terms, and a 20-question list you can send to any Chinese AMR supplier. The first five pages are free below.
What the library covers
| Category | Volume 1 · US market field guide | Volume 2 · Keyword matrix |
|---|---|---|
| Warehouse robotics | Demand structure, vendor layering, cost model, 90-day entry path | Tiered keyword matrix, CPC and competition, content schedule |
| Commercial cleaning | Same structure | Same structure |
| Security patrol | Same structure | Same structure |
| Delivery robots | Same structure | Same structure |
| Hospitality service | Same structure | Same structure |
| Customer-service kiosks | Same structure | Same structure |
| Robotic mowers | Same structure | Same structure |
| Pool cleaning | Same structure | Same structure |
| Snow removal | Same structure | Same structure |
Three further volumes: a keyword study across nine US robot tracks, a landscape of China's robotics industry, and a combined intelligence set.
What is inside each volume
- A checkable fact base — every figure quoted in the text resolves to an appendix entry with its source and its A/B/C grade
- First-party keyword data — search volume, CPC and competition measured across a tiered matrix, with the raw CSV and the script that produced it
- Vendor and competitive structure — layering built on public disclosure, showing who can take which deal size and who cannot
- Cost and cash-flow models — realistic treatment of certification, payment terms and spares, with every projection labelled
- Compliance and market-access checklists — HTS codes, tariffs, safety standards, radio and laser clearance, with document numbers
- An entry path — staged actions, deliverables and budgets, including an explicit list of what not to do
Market definitions are never multiplied together. Where several agencies put a number on the same thing, they appear side by side with their scopes stated, together with which one we rely on and why. Projection models are labelled separately and never enter a statement of fact.
Free sample · Buyer's Guide (first 5 pages)
Cover, how to read the evidence grades, the market chapter, and the vendor due-diligence chapter — cutting off right where the tariff-clause section tells you what to put in the contract. The compliance duties, contract terms, six failure modes and the 20 questions are in the full guide.
Full library
The Chinese-language volumes (nine categories × two volumes, plus a nine-track keyword study) are sold through our Chinese channels — see the Chinese page for scope and structure. For the full table of contents of the English Buyer's Guide, delivery options, or volume licensing, write to [email protected].