Company
Omron Robotics
- Robotics
- Industrials
- Parent:
- OMRON
Description
Builds robotics for manufacturing, including autonomous mobile robots, fleet management software, collaborative and industrial robots, and part feeders for multiple production and logistics sectors.
Omron Robotics is located in the Silicon Valley ecosystem.
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