Kawasaki Robotics opens EMEA headquarters in Neuss

New location

Andrea Gillhuber, 18.07.2018, 09:12

New EMEA headquarters for Kawasaki Robotics

Kawasaki Robotics has officially opened its new EMEA headquarters in Neuss. In addition to sales and service engineering, the new training center is also located here.

Kawasaik Robotics has opened its new EMEA headquarters in Neuss.

Kawasaki Robotics has opened its new EMEA headquarters in Neuss. © Kawasaki Robotics

In addition to sales, administration, marketing, service and service engineering, the new EMEA headquarters of Kawasaki Robotics also houses the new training center on more than 3,500 m². The showroom area with various robot applications, including an automated welding cell, is complemented by training rooms where customers and partners from the EMEA region can familiarize themselves with the latest Kawasaki technology.

The opening ceremony on July 13 was attended by Neuss Mayor Reiner Breuer, Japanese Vice Consul Shinsuke Toda, distributors and customers. Noboru Takagi, President of Kawasaki Robotics, opened the building. In future, business in the Middle East, Africa and Russia as well as for the whole of Europe will be managed from here.

The company has been based in Germany since 1995. Since then, the number of employees has risen from 5 to 53. A further increase in personnel is planned.

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