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From disinfection and remote triage, to logistics and delivery, countriesaround the world are making use of robots to address the unique challengespresented by the COVID-19 pandemic. Robots are being used to manage thepandemic in Canada too, but relative to other regions, we have been morecautious in our adoption -- this despite the important role that robots ofCanadian origin are now playing on the global stage. This white paper discusseswhy this is the case, and argues that strategic investment and support for theCanadian robotics industry are urgently needed to bring the benefits ofrobotics home, where we have more control in shaping the future of thisgame-changing technology. Such investments will not only serve to supportCanada's current pandemic response and post pandemic recovery, but will alsoprepare this country to weather future crises. Without such support, Canadarisks falling behind other developed nations that are investing heavily inhardware automation at this time.

Making Sense of the Robotized Pandemic Response: A Comparison of Global and Canadian Robot Deployments and Success Factors