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Where our numbers come from

TaKaDra does not publish invented case studies, savings figures, ratings or success rates. Every public statistic we rely on is listed below with its publisher, its coverage and what it cannot tell you. Anything specific to your situation is worked out with you in your own workspace, from what you find and verify yourself.

U.S. Census Bureau

Business Trends and Outlook Survey — use of artificial intelligence

United States, all firm sizes, updated twice monthly

What it supports: How many U.S. businesses report using AI to produce goods or services, by sector and firm size.
What it cannot support: Self-reported survey responses. It says nothing about cost, savings, payback or whether a specific tool works for a specific business.

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Eurostat

ICT usage in enterprises

European Union member states, annual

What it supports: Adoption rates for digital technologies in EU enterprises, including AI, cloud, e-commerce and enterprise software.
What it cannot support: EU only, and reported at country and sector level. It cannot be read as a result for any individual business.

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International Federation of Robotics

World Robotics — industrial and service robot statistics

Global, annual installations and operational stock

What it supports: How many industrial and service robots are installed each year, by country and industry — the scale and direction of robot demand.
What it cannot support: Unit counts, not outcomes. It does not report prices paid, savings achieved or implementation success.

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These sources describe how widely technology is adopted. They do not describe what any single business spent, saved or achieved, and we will not present them as if they did. If a figure is not on this page, TaKaDra will not quote it to you as fact.