The UK government has announced a new robotics support programme aimed at modernizing healthcare and agriculture. As part of the initiative, specialized hubs will be established across the country, providing businesses and public institutions with resources and expertise to implement advanced robotics solutions. The deployment of robotic technologies in medicine is expected to accelerate patient recovery following surgical operations through more precise and less invasive intervention methods. In agriculture, robotization should increase crop yields and harvest efficiency by automating labour-intensive processes. The programme is designed to support both large businesses and small enterprises, as well as public services that previously lacked access to such technologies due to high implementation costs and shortage of specialized knowledge. The hubs being created will function as centres of excellence, where organizations can receive consultations, staff training, and technical support. The initiative is viewed as part of a broader government strategy to stimulate technological development and enhance the competitiveness of the British economy. Authorities expect that making robotics accessible to a wide range of users will create new jobs in the high-tech sector and strengthen the country's position as a centre of innovation in automation.