Shipments (expéditions)
The number of units physically delivered to a customer or deployed on site over a given period. This is the benchmark metric used by analyst firms (TrendForce, IDC) to gauge market volume for robots; it should be distinguished from orders and from unverified deployment announcements. FR: expéditions.
Articles about “Shipments (expéditions)”
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- Unitree before the stock market: 6,099 billion raised, but the robot is no longer the rare product
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