News from Universal Robots

Universal Robots reported Q2 2023 revenues of $58 million, a 30% decline, but anticipates improvement with new product launches.

Universal Robots ofrece plazos de entrega de dos semanas, facilitando la automatización rápida y mejorando el retorno de inversión.

Universal Robots opens APAC headquarters in Singapore to enhance productivity and support automation growth across the region.

Universal Robots' UR5 and UR10 redefine industrial robotics, emphasizing safety, flexibility, and collaboration with human workers.

Universal Robots introduces adaptable safety features and True Absolute Encoders in their new UR5 and UR10 robot arms.

URCaps is a platform for proven UR robot accessories, enhancing capabilities and reducing implementation risks for users globally.

Collaborative robots enhance manufacturing by being cost-effective, user-friendly, and safe, enabling flexible, efficient production alongside human workers.

Universal Robots opened a new headquarters in Odense, significantly increasing production capacity and aiming for substantial growth and job creation.

Universal Robots launched new collaborative robots with enhanced safety features, True Absolute Encoders, and improved integration for various applications.

Universal Robots launched the UR3, a compact, collaborative robot for light assembly, enhancing automation in various industries.

Universal Robots' UR5 arms are integral to Spain's first surgical robot, enhancing laparoscopic surgery with improved accessibility and cost-effectiveness.

Teradyne will acquire Universal Robots for $285 million, enhancing its position in the growing collaborative robotics market.