Neura Robotics and OMRON have formed a strategic alliance to transform the manufacturing sector through the use of cognitive robots.

Neura Robotics and Omron Robotics and Safety Technologies Inc. have announced their strategic partnership, aiming to revolutionize the manufacturing industry with the introduction of cognitive robots.

The partnership brings together Neura Robotics, a global pioneer in cognitive robotics, and Omron Robotics and Safety Technologies Inc., a global leader in industrial robotics and automation. By combining advanced AI capabilities with factory automation, the companies aim to enhance efficiency, flexibility, and safety in production processes.

Cognitive robots have the ability to learn from their surroundings, make autonomous decisions, and adapt to changing production scenarios, setting them apart from traditional industrial robots. This opens up new application possibilities, including intricate assembly tasks, detailed quality inspections, and adaptive material handling processes.

Olivier Welker, President and CEO of Omron Robotics and Safety Technologies Inc., highlights the significance of this partnership, stating, “We see Neura’s cognitive technologies as a compelling growth opportunity for industrial robotics. By combining Neura’s innovative solutions with OMRON’s global reach and automation portfolio, we will provide customers new ways to increase safety, productivity, and flexibility in their operations.”

David Reger, Founder and Visionary of Neura Robotics, reflects on the partnership, saying, “Strong partnerships and alliances are key to accelerating growth. The strategic connection between OMRON and Neura Robotics is a milestone in the history of industrial automation. It brings us a significant step closer to our goal of revolutionizing the global robotics market. By pooling our sensor and AI technologies and expertise into an ultimate platform approach, we will significantly shape the future of the manufacturing industry and set new standards.”

Beyond technological advancement, the partnership between Omron Robotics and Safety Technologies and Neura Robotics is driven by a shared vision. OMRON, committed to changing lives and contributing to a better society, finds resonance in Neura’s mission of serving humanity through groundbreaking robotics technologies. This alignment strengthens the foundation of the partnership, propelling both companies toward a shared goal of shaping the future of the manufacturing industry.

Omron Robotics and Safety Technologies Inc., a subsidiary of the larger OMRON Corporation, is a leader in robotic automation and safety sensing solutions. The company designs and manufactures industrial, collaborative, and mobile robots to help customers achieve the highest levels of safety, productivity, and efficiency. With its dedicated focus on robotics and safety, Omron Robotics and Safety Technologies Inc. strengthens OMRON Corporation’s portfolio and reinforces its position as a global leader in industrial automation.

NEURA Robotics, founded in 2019 by David Reger in Metzingen, Germany, aims to bridge innovation gaps in robotics and establish the age of cognitive robots. The company combines all components and sensors, as well as artificial intelligence, into one device, similar to a smartphone manufacturer. NEURA offers a platform for the joint development of apps for a wide range of specialist areas, providing unmatched flexibility and cost efficiency in automation. NEURA’s cognitive robots can see, hear, and have a sense of touch, acting autonomously and learning from experience. The company is on track to bring the first multi-purpose humanoid robot to market.

For more information on Omron Robotics and Safety Technologies Inc. and NEURA Robotics, visit their respective websites at www.omron.com and www.neura-robotics.com.

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Derick is an experienced reporter having held multiple senior roles for large publishers across Europe. Specialist subjects include small business and financial emerging markets.

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