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全球商业割草机市场-综合研究战略分析(2020-2025年)
Lawn mowers have supported people in their landscaping duties over the last few
generations. The lawn mower is a category of garden equipment that includes watermanagement
equipment, trimmers & hedges, and hand tools. The global demand for
various garden equipment, machinery, products, and tools, including accessories,
was estimated at about $270 billion in 2019 and is expected to hit a value of $575
billion by 2026. Created in 1830 by Edwin Budding of England, the lawn mower was
patented for the first time in the US in 1868. After World War II, lawn mowers gained
prominence as families migrated to the suburbs and found themselves caring for
larger yards. Cecil Pond developed the first ride-on lawn mower in 1956, and today,
the latest trend is robotic lawn mowers. The lawn mower has developed over the
years from a large, hard-to-maneuver tool into a complex family of equipment with
various characteristics and different degrees of speed and cutting accuracy. The
technology has changed the design of homes, parks, and fields worldwide.
Manicured lawns were no longer confined to the aristocrats' estates-with the easy
and inexpensive cutting devices; most middle-class homeowners were able to keep
safe and desirable lawns to enhance their properties. In the 1870s, lawn mowers had
become so easy to use and priced fairly, that they became more popular in American
landscapes.
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全球协作机器人市场分析与预测(2020-2025年)
The collaborative robots or cobots are the ones that work with human collaboration in a shared
workplace, which is quite opposite to the industrial robots that work in a controlled environment and
perform a set of predefined instructions with negligible human intervention. Based on human
collaboration with the robot, there are four levels of collaboration between human-industrial robots.
These include coexistence, sequential, cooperation, and responsive collaboration.
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全球3D和4D军用雷达市场分析和预测(2020-2025年)
The industry overview section of this report examines the different segments, such as technological
trends, product map analysis, major ongoing radar programs, supply chain analysis, Porter’s five force
analysis, patent analysis, and impact of COVID-19 analysis. This provides an in-depth analysis of the
3D & 4D radars concept, along with its ongoing trends. The key segments discussed in this chapter
are as follows
This chapter discusses the components of the 3D & 4D military radars. Most of the components are
manufactured by original equipment manufacturers (OEM). Radars have various applications, but the
core components are the same. The following figure depicts the seven major components used in
radars.