Yokogawa and ANYbotics join forces to integrate robotic technologies

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Summary

Yokogawa and ANYbotics have partnered to integrate Yokogawa’s OpreX Robot Management Core with ANYbotics’ ANYmal robots, including the explosion-proof ANYmal X. The integration enables centralized management of both explosion-proof and standard robots performing autonomous inspections, supporting unified fleet oversight across hazardous and non-hazardous areas.

How do you think centralized control of mixed robot fleets will change safety practices, uptime, and staffing in industrial inspection workflows?

Yokogawa Electric Corp. (Tokyo) and ANYbotics (Zurich, Switzerland) announced that they have signed a partnership agreement which will see Yokogawa’s OpreXTM Robot Management Core software integrated with the software stack of ANYbotics’ lineup of ANYmal robots, including the ANYmal X explosion-proof robot. By integrating the management of explosion- and non-explosion-proof robots that conduct autonomous inspections […]

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Yokogawa and ANYbotics join forces to integrate robotic technologies

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