OMRON Corporation (HQ: Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto. CEO: Yoshihito Yamada), the global leader in technology designed to solve social issues, will follow-up its outstanding showing at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) with an exhibit of advanced AI, automation and robotics at ATX West 2019. Known for its industry-leading core technology, Sensing & Control + Think, OMRON will bring its new interactive Factory Harmony exhibit to ATX with a team of experts who collaborate with customers to provide customized automation solutions for factory line efficiency and business growth.
OMRON interactive Factory Harmony exhibit
"Our vision of the factory of the near-future was a huge success at CES 2019 and generated news coverage around the world," said Robb Black, President and CEO of OMRON Automation Americas. "We're excited to bring it to ATX West, where attendees can interact directly with our Sensing & Control + Think technology and be part of the harmony OMRON is creating between humans and machines through improved workplace safety, greater collaboration and higher efficiency."
At CES 2019, OMRON hosted a booth that showcased Factory Harmony and FORPHEUS, the world's first AI-equipped table tennis tutor. The OMRON booth - the largest and most advanced interactive exhibit of AI, robotics and automation at CES - drew more than 22,000 attendees and retained visitors for extended periods as they engaged with the exhibits and shared their experiences widely on social media.
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OMRON interactive Factory Harmony exhibit
"Our vision of the factory of the near-future was a huge success at CES 2019 and generated news coverage around the world," said Robb Black, President and CEO of OMRON Automation Americas. "We're excited to bring it to ATX West, where attendees can interact directly with our Sensing & Control + Think technology and be part of the harmony OMRON is creating between humans and machines through improved workplace safety, greater collaboration and higher efficiency."
At CES 2019, OMRON hosted a booth that showcased Factory Harmony and FORPHEUS, the world's first AI-equipped table tennis tutor. The OMRON booth - the largest and most advanced interactive exhibit of AI, robotics and automation at CES - drew more than 22,000 attendees and retained visitors for extended periods as they engaged with the exhibits and shared their experiences widely on social media.
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