United Robotics
Expansion of service robotics
Germany-based United Robotics Group announces its majority stake in Robotnik Automation, headquartered in Valencia, Spain, a provider of mobile service robotics technologies.
Robotnik Automation can look back on a 20-year track record in the development, manufacture and marketing of mobile robots and manipulators. "We have been working in a strategic partnership with Robotnik for some time now. I am therefore all the more pleased to officially welcome the company to our organization. We will benefit from 70 highly experienced robotics experts who are particularly active in the areas of R&D and software. This investment will support us in the development of further applications for CobiotX, the third generation of robots for humans," explains Thomas Linkenheil, Co-CEO of the United Robotics Group.
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