Global Robots in Agriculture Market Volume Share by Region (2025)

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Global Robots in Agriculture Market Share Distribution Across Major Regions

Published by MMR Statistics Reserch Team, January 2026

In 2025, the global Robots in Agriculture market shows a clearly defined regional structure led by North America with a market share of 37.02%, reflecting widespread deployment of autonomous tractors, drones, and robotic milking systems across large-scale farms. Europe followed with 26.93%, supported by strong adoption of precision agriculture and sustainability-driven automation, while Asia Pacific held 25.08%, driven by rapid modernization of farming practices across major agricultural economies.

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2025

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