Robotic solutions
Nagarro and Addverb Technologies cooperate
Nagarro, a digital engineering company headquartered in Munich, and Addverb, a provider of robotics and warehouse automation solutions, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. The aim of the partnership is to jointly provide advanced robotic automation solutions and digital twins.
The collaboration combines Nagarro's strengths in software engineering, digital integration and innovation with Addverb's expertise in robotics hardware and automation technologies. Both companies will work together to develop new solutions, including joint technology and IP development and knowledge sharing initiatives. In addition, modern robotics experience centers as well as innovation labs and makerspaces will be established to create experimental spaces and accelerate technological developments.
Sangeet Kumar, CEO and Co-Founder of Addverb, explains: "We are convinced that the future of automation lies in integrated ecosystems where software and robotics work seamlessly together. At Addverb, we are consistently developing our approach - from providing leading hardware to developing intelligent end-to-end solutions. The collaboration with Nagarro strengthens this path and enables us to jointly develop systems that are agile, scalable and geared towards the next generation of supply chains."
Nagarro and Addverb will also jointly develop market potential in the areas of warehousing, manufacturing and supply chain management. Mutual recommendations and coordinated go-to-market strategies will be used to further expand the global presence. Companies in industry, trade and logistics increasingly require integrated automation solutions that combine software, robotics and operational processes. This is implemented through a structured collaboration model: Nagarro is responsible in particular for software integration, digital solutions and platform expertise, while Addverb is responsible for implementing the hardware, automation systems and lifecycle support.
Manas Human, CEO and Co-Founder of Nagarro, says: "Nagarro's Fluidic Intelligence approach combines software, hardware, organizational structures and physical processes in the context of business transformation. By working with Addverb Robotics, we can provide holistic transformation solutions from a single source that directly lead to faster implementation, better optimization and more reliable results."
Founded in 2016, Addverb is a global robotics and automation company that provides intelligent end-to-end solutions for warehouse and industrial operations. The company is headquartered in India .
Nagarro employs around 18,000 people and is represented in 38 countries.
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