Universal Robots is the market leader in collaborative robot arms. Since introducing the world’s first commercially viable cobot in 2008, UR has developed a product portfolio including the UR3e, UR5e, UR10e, and UR16e, reflecting each cobot’s payload in kg. Universal Robots has sold more than 50,000 cobots to date.
Each model is supported by a host of plug-&-play end effectors, software, kits and accessories in the UR+ certification program, allowing for flexible redeployment of one robot into several diverse applications. Universal Robots is automating every manufacturing industry thanks to its quick setup and intuitive programming that allows frontline workers to become cobot operators and programmers.
Universal Robots was purchased by Teradyne in 2015 for $285 million. Headquartered in Odense, Denmark, Universal Robots operates out of US offices in Boston, Ann Arbor, Michigan, New York, Dallas, Texas, and Irvine, California.
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Universal Robots says the SRCI is available for its e-Series family and the UR20 and UR30 collaborative robots.
The president of Teradyne’s robotics group, Ujjwal Kumar, discusses the benefits of cobots for small to large manufacturers.
Universal Robots is collaborating with MathWorks to help developers build advanced applications for UR cobots.
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Teradyne units Universal Robots and Mobile Industrial Robots have incorporated NVIDIA AI for the first time.
Kumar has scaled businesses at major multinationals during his career, including General Motors, General Electric, and Honeywell.
Odense Robotics is continuing to grow despite downturns because of its culture of collaboration, says its CEO.
Available in basic and longitudinal types, the LEHR Series offers gripping forces between 60 to 140 N and plug-and-play compatibility.
The machine tending system from Flexxbotics enables Ruland’s UR cobots to communicate directly with its FANUC RoboDrill machinery.
Odense, Denmark, has become a leading robotics cluster thanks to its spirit of collaboration and cobot leadership, says serial entrepreneur Thomas Visti.
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