There are three main types of robots. An easy way to remember these types is the acronym MAG:
Manipulator (Robots that have arms to manipulate the world around them)

- Industrial robotic arms
- Collaborative robotic arms
Aerial (Robots that fly)

- Fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles
- Rotary-wing unmanned aerial vehicles
Ground (Robots that move using either wheels, legs, or tracks)

- Wheeled robots
- Legged robots
- Tracked robots
That’s the Market
These three types of robots account for 96% of all robots used commercially in the world today.
The other 4% are underwater robots … robots that swim.