Mobile Industrial Robots offers flexible, user-friendly logistics automation for multinational customers and has evolved its portfolio over the last decade.

New cloud software from Mobile Industrial Robots provides fleet owners with actionable insights to improve performance.

In October 2022, Teradyne merged its subsidiaries MiR and AutoGuide into one supplier of autonomous mobile robots.

Teradyne’s industrial automation group saw a 2% decrease in revenue in Q3 2022 compared to the same time period last year.

By combining with AutoGuide, MiR’s product portfolio will expand to include high payload AMR tuggers and forklifts.

Revenue declined slightly from the $103 million generated in the first quarter of 2022.

MiR said the new software lays a foundation for faster missions, tighter integration and enhanced cybersecurity.

Mark Joppru, the former vice president of ABB USA’s Consumer Segments and Service Robotics division, has joined the MiR team.

The background for building a new joint headquarters is the explosive growth of both MiR and Universal Robots.

Dexterity has raised more than $200 million since it was founded in 2017. Its recent Series B valued the company at more than $1.4 billion.

On the backs of Universal Robots and Mobile Industrial Robots, Teradyne’s robotics group increased revenues 34% in 2021

On the backs of Universal Robots and Mobile Industrial Robots, Teradyne’s industrial automation group generated $91 million in revenue in Q3 2021.

The new MiR600 and MiR1350 AMRs offer extended payload capacity of 1322.8 lbs and 3000 lbs, respectively.

The MiR250 Hook can autonomously connect to and tow carts that weigh up to 1100 lbs.

If the first quarter of 2021 is a sign of things to come, it’s going to be a great year for Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) and Universal Robots (UR). Both companies are owned by Teradyne, which saw its industrial automation group earn $80 million in Q1 revenue. This represents a 33% increase year-over-year and 21%…

The Robot Report Podcast talks all things mobile robots with Waypoint Robotics’ Jason Walker. Thomas Visti checks in about his next chapter.

After serving as chief technology officer, Søren E. Nielsen is succeeding Mobile Industrial Robots co-founder and CEO Thomas Visti.

As part of our ongoing coverage of robotics applications during the COVID-19 pandemic, we look at more uses in healthcare, transportation, and utilities.

ICM, a major provider of personal protective gear in Scandinavia, has turned to MiR1000 mobile robots to free staffers for higher-value tasks such as prioritizing pallet loads.

Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) and Universal Robots (UR), along with their US-based parent company Teradyne, are investing $36 million into the construction of a “cobot hub” in Odense, Denmark. Both MiR and UR are based in Odense, which the companies call the “cobot capital of the world.” MiR and UR are leaders in autonomous mobile […]

Mobile robot safety must involve suppliers, integrators, and end users for compliance with the latest international standards, writes MiR’s Ed Mullen.

Executives at an autonomous mobile robot vendor, an AI company, and a visual inspection provider take a look ahead to 2020.