I feel like we are in a new era of robotic development! There will be many companies that develop impressive robots over the next decade or so before we have consolidation and establishment of true market leaders.
We still don't really know how these devices are going to be integrated into a real workplace environment, which is why we see the continued experimentation of planform and sensory suite on these devices.
Once a clear winner, or winners (different body layout for different industries/tasks), has been established then the true champions of robotics will begin to be established.
The best analogy I can think of is BlackBerry prior to the iPhone. They were the kind of the king of the smartphone castle, but in reality their castle was made of sand. I think the robotics industry is like that, but may even be in an earlier stage of development. I expect the robotics industry will progress in much the same way, in that many challengers will rise and fall in the coming decades while technical and practical standards are established in their wake.
Only once that process has run its course, then the true champions of robotics will be established.
