Strategic partnership
Voith Robotics becomes new system integrator of Universal Robots
Universal Robots and Voith Robotics have agreed a strategic partnership. The collaborative robots from the Danish global market leader will now also be integrated into Voith Robotics solutions.
"With the newly acquired cooperation, Universal Robots is further expanding its global presence and can support customers all over the world with customized system solutions," says Helmut Schmid, Managing Director of Universal Robots (Germany) and Regional Sales Director Western and Northern Europe. "Voith Robotics, as part of the Voith Group, brings extensive expertise of very high value that will further advance the intelligent use of our cobots." With its headquarters in Garching near Munich and its global network, Voith Robotics' solutions are an ideal addition to the Danish robot manufacturer's portfolio.
Together towards new cobot innovations
Torsten Friedrich, Managing Director of Voith Robotics, is also delighted with the collaboration: "The partnership with Universal Robots takes our concept of intelligent automation to the next level. We gain access to a technology that sets standards for collaborative robots in terms of user-friendliness, integration capability and safety. Use cases can be implemented very quickly and even customers who have little or no experience with robot technology can quickly achieve their first successes."
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