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Universal Robots (TER) has launched the UR8 Long, a new long-reach industrial collaborative robot designed for demanding automation tasks. The cobot features a 1750 mm reach and 8 kg payload capacity, combining reach, stability, and precision in a compact form that's 30% lighter than the UR20 model.

The UR8 Long runs on PolyScope software platforms and includes MotionPlus technology for advanced motion control. Key applications include complex welding operations, precision dunnage picking, and flexible multi-point inspections. The robot delivers up to 30% faster cycle times compared to previous cobot generations and will begin shipping in October 2025.

Universal Robots (TER), a Teradyne Robotics company and leading collaborative robot manufacturer, has announced that Technicon has been elevated to a global Certified Solution Provider (CSP) for the pharmaceutical industry. Technicon, a Nordic automation company and UR distributor since 2019, specializes in integrating UR's cobots into pharmaceutical automation solutions.

The partnership enhancement builds on Technicon's expertise in developing solutions across the Life Science value chain, including fill & finish lines, lab quality control, packaging, and assembly. Their flagship product, the Glove & Gown Sampling Robot (GGSR), incorporates UR's UR3e cobot in a wall-mounted, vision-based solution. While expanding globally in pharma, Technicon will maintain its role serving Danish industrial companies.

Teradyne (NASDAQ: TER) has appointed Jean-Pierre "JP" Hathout as the new President of Teradyne Robotics Group, succeeding Ujjwal Kumar. Hathout, who will maintain his current role as President of Universal Robots, brings over 20 years of international management experience, including 17 years at Bosch.

Prior to this appointment, Hathout served as President of Mobile Industrial Robotics (MiR) for two years, where he strengthened the company's product portfolio and global position. The appointment aims to leverage synergies between cobot and AMR automation technologies during a period of rapid innovation and market growth.

Universal Robots (TER) is showcasing advanced fabrication automation solutions at FABTECH 2025 in Chicago from September 8-11. The company will unveil a new robot model specifically engineered for demanding welding applications, featuring enhanced reach, stability, and precision.

The exhibition will highlight several breakthrough applications including automated plasma cutting solutions from Hirebotics and Vectis Automation, cobot laser welding systems by THG Automation, and advanced grinding and finishing solutions from PushCorp and Ferrobotics. The showcase includes material handling innovations featuring the UR15 robot equipped with Schmalz's new FMG matrix area gripper.

Teradyne (NASDAQ:TER) has announced a quarterly cash dividend of $0.12 per share. The dividend will be paid on September 29, 2025, to shareholders of record as of the close of business on September 5, 2025.

Multiply Labs, in partnership with Universal Robots (NYSE:TER), has achieved a groundbreaking 74% cost reduction in cell therapy manufacturing through robotic automation. The company's innovative 'robotic biomanufacturing cluster' utilizes UR's collaborative robot arms to transform the production of personalized cancer treatments that typically cost between $300,000 to $2 million per dose.

The system, validated through peer-reviewed studies with UCSF, delivers up to 100x more patient doses per square foot of cleanroom compared to manual processes. Using imitation learning technology, the robots replicate expert human demonstrations, maintaining process fidelity while eliminating contamination risks. The solution is already deployed in global pharmaceutical companies, with additional validation from Stanford University scientists.

LitePoint (NASDAQ:TER) has announced a strategic collaboration with Advantech to develop and test industrial-grade Wi-Fi 7 modules. The partnership leverages LitePoint's IQxel-MX test platform to ensure robust wireless connectivity performance for industrial applications.

Advantech's Wi-Fi 7 module delivers 5.8 Gbps speeds and 1ms latency, featuring industrial-grade durability (-40°C to 85°C) and MLO stability technology. The module targets edge AI, autonomous robotics, and smart manufacturing applications. LitePoint will showcase the collaboration results at an Advanced Test Technology Seminar in September 2025, featuring demonstrations with Advantech and Qualcomm.

Teradyne (NASDAQ: TER) has launched the Magnum 7H, a next-generation memory tester specifically designed for testing high bandwidth memory (HBM) devices used in AI servers. The new tester supports multiple HBM versions including HBM2E through HBM4E, and has already begun volume shipments to major HBM manufacturers.

The Magnum 7H offers significant technical advantages, including testing speeds up to 4.5Gbps and configuration support for up to 9,216 digital pins and 2,560 power pins. The system delivers 1.6x increased throughput in mass production environments and provides comprehensive test coverage from base-die wafer testing to memory core test and burn-in.

Teradyne (NASDAQ:TER) reported Q2 2025 financial results with revenue of $652 million, exceeding mid-point guidance. The revenue breakdown includes $492 million in Semiconductor Test, $75 million in Robotics, and $85 million in Product Test.

The company posted Q2 2025 GAAP EPS of $0.49 and non-GAAP EPS of $0.57. System-on-a-Chip testing for AI applications drove stronger-than-expected performance. For Q3 2025, Teradyne guides revenue between $710-$770 million with GAAP EPS of $0.62-$0.80 and non-GAAP EPS of $0.69-$0.87, anticipating strengthening demand in compute, networking, and memory sectors.