Universal Robots Announces Collaborate North America 2025
Collaborative robots, commonly known as cobots, are redefining industrial automation with remarkable growth, expected to exceed 20% worldwide through 2028. Universal Robots (UR), as a leader in the field, continually innovates to assist businesses in enhancing productivity and embracing technology, including advancements in artificial intelligence.
Overview of Collaborate North America 2025
The upcoming event, Collaborate North America 2025, is set to be the largest cobot conference and tradeshow in the nation. Scheduled to occur on January 28, 2025, in Novi, Michigan, this complimentary event will attract over 500 professionals spanning manufacturing, automation, and education. Renowned leaders from various industries, including top institutions like MIT, will be present to share their insights.
Why You Should Attend
Whether you're curious about cobots for the first time or looking to amplify your automation initiatives, this event promises to deliver valuable inspiration and resources. Jonathan Sbert, Vice President of Sales for Americas at Universal Robots, emphasizes the importance of this event for all attendees, stating that it will provide the essential tools and networking opportunities to thrive.
What’s in Store for Attendees?
Engaging Hands-On Demonstrations
Participants will experience firsthand 30+ cobot-powered solutions that can transform operations like welding, quality inspection, material handling, assembly, painting, and palletizing. The demonstrations will be led by Universal Robots and its ecosystem partners, showcasing the tangible benefits of collaborative robotics.
Keynote Speakers and Presentations
The keynote address will be delivered by Stacey Moser, Universal Robots’ Chief Commercial Officer. Moreover, notable figures in the industry will be providing their insights, including Ben Armstrong from MIT, who focuses on integrating advanced technologies into manufacturing. Additionally, Jake Hall, known as The Manufacturing Millennial, champions modernization in manufacturing through innovative practices.
Networking and Collaboration Opportunities
Engagement goes beyond sessions and demos; the conference fosters extensive networking opportunities allowing professionals to connect and collaborate, exchanging ideas with industry influencers and decision-makers.
Registration Information
For those interested in participating, registration for Collaborate North America 2025 is open and free. Be sure to secure your spot and prepare to dive into the dynamic world of collaborative robotics.
Further Resources Available
Universal Robots provides additional resources, including a media kit for those interested in promotional materials, ensuring attendees have access to the latest updates and tools.
About Universal Robots
Universal Robots is recognized globally as a frontrunner in collaborative robotics, dedicated to making automation accessible to everyone. With over 90,000 cobots sold, their mission, 'Automation for anyone. Anywhere,' resonates through their comprehensive offerings, including user-friendly software and complete customer support.
Notably, Universal Robots is part of Teradyne Robotics under Teradyne (NASDAQ:TER), known for its contributions to advanced robotics technology and automatic testing solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Collaborate North America 2025?
It is the nation’s largest cobot conference and tradeshow focusing on collaborative robotics, set for January 28, 2025, in Novi, Michigan.
2. Who should attend this event?
This event is ideal for manufacturing professionals, automation specialists, and anyone interested in the latest developments in collaborative robotics.
3. What kind of demonstrations will be available?
Attendees will experience over 30 hands-on cobot solutions across various applications, showcasing their capabilities and benefits in real-world contexts.
4. Who are some of the keynote speakers?
Prominent speakers include Stacey Moser, Ben Armstrong from MIT, and Jake Hall, providing insights on robotics and automation trends.
5. Is there a registration fee for the event?
No, registration is free, providing participants with access to a wealth of knowledge and networking opportunities.
