ODENSE, DENMARK: Universal Robots, the Danish producer of collaborative robots (cobots), has reported Q2 revenue of USD 58m, down 30% on its 2022 Q2 revenue.
“We have seen global industrial activity slow this quarter and that is reflected in our results,” said Chief Financial Officer, Kim Nørgaard Andreasen. “Nevertheless, we see improvement in the second half as we convert a strong backlog of orders for our new UR20 products, combined with the launch of our new software platform which has been specifically designed to provide value for our key target segments.”
In the third quarter, Universal Robots will ramp up shipment of its newest cobot, the UR20. The UR20 is the first addition to a brand-new state of the art cobot platform. It has the longest reach and heaviest payload of the company’s product range and is expected to be used extensively to automate palletizing and welding tasks. “Order intake for the newest cobot remains strong and we have been busy stepping up production to meet demand,” explained Andreasen.
We believe that collaborative robotic technology can be used to benefit all aspects of task-based businesses – no matter what their size.
We believe that the latest collaborative robot technology should be available to all businesses. The nominal investment cost is quickly recovered as our robotic arms have an average payback period of just six months.