Capture
Construction, expansion, permit, tender, award and deployment activity is collected worldwide from public sources, each record kept with its source and date.
Robotics Intelligence: See Robot & Automation Demand 12 to 24 Months Before the RFP
Robot and automation specs for a new plant or warehouse are set while it's still
being built. By the time the RFP goes out, the shortlist is mostly decided. Our robot
database shows you which sites are at that stage now.
- Scored for roboticsEvery site gets a likelihood score, and we show the evidence behind it.
- Global, not regionalCoverage across countries, filterable down to one region.
- Public, dated sourcesEvery record links to the permit, filing or announcement it came from.
- Continuously updatedNew records go live once we've verified them, and change as the project moves.
Who Uses Robotics Intelligence, and What It Answers
The same records serve every other end user whose planning depends on where robotics is going: distributors and channel partners deciding where to hold inventory, engineering and construction firms planning automation scope into a build, public-sector and defence suppliers following tenders and awards by jurisdiction, and consultants and advisory firms researching client programmes.
- Find the plants and warehouses that will buy automation in the next 12 to 24 months, and meet the operator before there's a tender.For integrators
How Robotics Intelligence Works
Map
Every signal is mapped to a facility, an operator, the robot types the work needs, and the integrators and suppliers around it.
Score
Each facility is scored for robotics likelihood and placed in a procurement window.
Act
The output is a ranked list of accounts and partners to engage first.
What the Robotics Database Holds
Pipeline
- Construction signals
- Tender notices
- Contract awards
Signals
- Deployments
- News
- Risk events
- Policy and regulation
- Patents
- Workforce
Directory
- Organizations
- Facilities
- Robot models
- Integrator ecosystem
Start from any record, whether a construction project, its tender, the award, the deployment or the operator's hiring, and click through to the rest. Every record names its source.
Current Coverage of the Robot Database
Construction and expansion signals tracked
494Countries with active signals
50Signals in the top two robotics-likelihood bands
443Facilities in the 12 to 24 month procurement window
120Projects with no automation vendor named publicly
333Verified deployments recorded
1459
Last Updated: September 22, 2026
Why Reaching the Buyer Early Helps You Win
Most B2B buyers have made up their minds before they speak to a vendor. For a new facility, that happens during construction, 12 to 24 months before any RFP. If
you're there early you help write the spec. If you arrive late you're quoting against it.
Robotics Intelligence FAQs
01
What is Robotics Intelligence?
Robotics Intelligence is a market intelligence product from Mordor Intelligence that scores construction and expansion projects for robotics demand twelve to twenty-four months before the RFP, and links each project to the facilities, robot types, integrators and suppliers around it, alongside the tenders, awards and deployments that follow.02
Who is it for?
System integrators building an early pipeline, component suppliers and robot manufacturers working to get designed in, and strategy or investment teams reading demand from public filings months before it appears in market data.03
How is it different from a robotics market report or database?
Reports size the market after the fact and a robotics database lists names. This works at the level of a single facility and its timing, so a specific project can be acted on while its specification is still open.
04
Is there a database that tracks new factory construction projects?
Yes. Robotics Intelligence is a database of new factory, warehouse and distribution centre construction, with the part most project databases leave out: each project is scored for how likely it is to need robotics and when it is likely to buy.05
What are the leading indicators for industrial automation demand?
Construction and expansion activity is the earliest indicator tracked. A facility appears in permits and capital-expenditure filings twelve to twenty-four months before its automation is bought. Workforce movement and tender notices follow later, closer to the decision.06
What else is tracked besides construction?
Tender notices, contract awards, verified deployments, robotics patents, policy and regulation, risk events, workforce movement and processed market news, all linked to the same organizations, facilities and robot models.07
How often is the data updated?
Continuously. New records are published as they are verified, and existing records are revised as stage, status and linked entities change.08
Is coverage global?
Yes. Records are held worldwide, and any view can be narrowed to a country, a region or a set of industries.
See the facilities entering the window in your territory.