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Welcome to robot city
- Odense, Denmark is known for its rich history but has also become a hub for robotics, automation, and drone companies with over 150 such companies in the city.
- The city's success in robotics can be traced back to the Lindø shipyard, which collaborated with the University of Southern Denmark in the 1980s to develop welding robots.
- This partnership led to the establishment of the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Institute, where the idea for Universal Robots was born, eventually acquired by Teradyne for $285 million.
- Universal Robots, based in Odense, maintains a nonhierarchical and collaborative work culture and invites others to work with its technology to create robotic solutions for various sectors.
- Teradyne also acquired another Odense-based robotics startup, Mobile Industrial Robots, which specializes in making robots for internal transportation.
- The success of these companies has attracted funding and business acumen to Odense's robotics cluster, creating opportunities for startups in the area.
- Challenges include attracting funding and sourcing talent in the relatively small city, but efforts are being made to address these issues, including supporting STEM education programs.
- The small size of Odense has advantages, such as drone-testing facilities at the nearby airport and the city's adaptability in transitioning from shipbuilding to robotics and automation.
- The former shipyard is now an industrial park focused on manufacturing large structures, while the university is developing centers for automation and robotics for industries like offshore wind turbines.
- Overall, Odense's robotics cluster is growing, attracting international talent and showcasing the city's evolution into a prominent player in the robotics industry.
TechnologyReview | 26 Feb, 2025
Teradyne robotics group lays off 10% of global staff
- Teradyne’s robotics group has laid off approximately 10% of its global workforce. The figure includes a 6% reduction in Danish employees, where Universal Robots (UR) and Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) are headquartered. Teradyne posts that its total robotics revenue for 2019 was $365m, with UR supplying $293m, and MiR $72m. Teradyne president Ujjwal Kumar cited “post-COVID slowdowns” for the decline in robotics market growth. MiR’s Fleet Enterprise was launched and offered fleet management for autonomous mobile robots.
- Teradyne Robotics reports ‘restructuring of sales, marketing, services’. Teradyne acknowledges that its robotics business was slow in comparison with its core testing business. The company is consolidating UR and MIR’s sales, marketing, and support teams. Last year, Teradyne launched a record number of new products to grow its serviceable addressable market (SAM). This included cleanroom-rated robots for semiconductor manufacturing and the MC600 mobile cobot. MiR Fleet Enterprise offered fleet management for autonomous mobile robots (AMRs).
- Universal Robots is moving from new products to new markets. Last year, Universal Robots opened its first production facility in China. The company also increased the payload capacity of its UR20 and UR30 arms through software updates, launched the MiR1200 pallet jack with artificial intelligence for pallet detection. 2019 was one of operations consolidation for UR and MiR, primarily focused on new products launches.
- Teradyne expects slower to flat growth in the first half of 2020. Growing labour shortages in manufacturing, agriculture, food processing, and construction should boost demand for automation. Universal Robots will continue exhibiting with its UR+ ecosystem partners, as seen in its UR Collaborate event earlier this month.
- The advanced robotics space, which is more collaborative and for high- to medium-mix jobs, can help where industries need to continuously redeploy people. In the old structure, we had an account manager for each one calling on the same OEMs (manufacturers) and distributors. We had an opportunity to eliminate some overlap, invest in customer service and expand regional coverage.
- Teradyne says UR and MiR's operations have been combined into a unified robotics group. The company is consolidating its go-to-market functions at the robotics level and consolidating its sales, marketing, and support teams. The restructuring increases efficiency and reduces the company’s robotics breakeven revenue from $440m in 2019 to $365m in 2020
- Economic uncertainty has taken a toll on the robotics industry. Teradyne owns Universal Robots A/S and Mobile Industrial Robots ApS, leading developers of collaborative robot arms and autonomous mobile robots, respectively.
- Growing labour shortages in manufacturing, warehousing, agriculture, food processing, and construction should boost demand for automation in North America and Europe
- Teradyne president Ujjwal Kumar cited “post-COVID slowdowns” for the decline in robotics market growth
- Last year, Teradyne said it launched a record number of new products to grow its serviceable addressable market. They included the MiR1200 pallet jack with artificial intelligence for pallet detection, cleanroom-rated robots for semiconductor manufacturing. Universal Robots also increased the payload capacity of its UR20 and UR30 arms through software updates
The Robot Report | 1 Feb, 2025
UR+: The Ecosystem of Collaborative Automation
- In Episode 180 of The Robot Report Podcast, Chris Savoia, head of ecosystem success for the Americas at Universal Robots A/S, discusses the evolution of collaborative robots and the importance of education and reskilling in automation.
- Savoia highlights the significance of Universal Robots' new Polyscope X platform for developers, the value proposition of connecting robots, and the enhancements brought by MotionPlus.
- He also talks about the OptiMove feature that optimizes cobot control and the evolution of the UR+ ecosystem with new partnerships and offerings.
- Savoia looks ahead to the future of robotics and emphasizes the potential growth in the industry and the effects of artificial intelligence.
The Robot Report | 5 Jan, 2025
UR+: The Ecosystem of Collaborative Automation
- Chris Savoia, Head of Ecosystem Success at Universal Robots, discusses the evolution of collaborative robots and the importance of education and reskilling in automation.
- He highlights the advancements in higher payload robots and mobile manipulators, as well as the significance of the new Polyscope X platform for developers.
- The interview covers the value proposition of connecting robots, the enhancements brought by MotionPlus, and the importance of cybersecurity in connected systems.
- Savoia also discusses the future of robotics, emphasizing potential growth in the industry and the impact of AI.
The Robot Report | 4 Jan, 2025
Universal Robots picks China for first overseas production facility
- Universal Robots, the world's leading developer of collaborative robot arms, is opening its first overseas production facility in China.
- To meet the increasing demand in China, Universal Robots will manufacture two new cobots exclusively for the Chinese market.
- The UR7e has a 7.5 kg payload and an 850 mm reach, while the UR12e has a 12.5 kg payload and a 1,300 mm reach.
- The move comes as China remains the largest robotics market, and Universal Robots aims to extend its production base to reach more global customers.
The Robot Report | 12 Dec, 2024
Nvidia’s Bold Move: How Humanoid Robots Will Change the Game in 2025
- Nvidia plans to launch its Jetson Thor platform in the first half of 2025, enabling advancements in humanoid robotics.
- Jetson Thor is designed to enhance robots' ability to interact naturally and adapt to their environment using AI technologies.
- Nvidia focuses on providing the computing power and technology, partnering with manufacturers like Siemens and Universal Robots.
- While there are challenges to overcome, such as better sensors and ethical considerations, humanoid robots have potential in various fields.
Eweek | 4 Dec, 2024
MC600 combines UR cobot with MiR base for mobile manipulation
- Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) has introduced the MC600 mobile collaborative robot, which combines the MiR600 AMR with the UR20 and UR30 collaborative robot arms from Universal Robots.
- The MC600 addresses multiple automation workflow challenges such as palletizing and machine tending with one system.
- It can handle payloads up to 600 kg and automate complex workflows in industrial environments.
- The global market for mobile cobots is projected to grow 46% annually by 2030.
The Robot Report | 21 Nov, 2024
CAPTRON joins UR+ to offer sensors through Universal Robots marketplace
- CAPTRON has partnered with Universal Robots A/S to offer TCP Calibration Sensors through the Universal Robots marketplace.
- The TCP Calibration Sensors provide high precision and accuracy for applications like dispensing and welding.
- CAPTRON's URCap software simplifies sensor setup and integration, enhancing ease of use and reliability.
- Customers have reported improved tool precision and reduced errors after implementing the TCP Calibration Sensor.
The Robot Report | 15 Nov, 2024
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