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Inbolt to bring its real-time robot guidance systems to the U.S., Japan
- Inbolt, a developer of real-time robot guidance systems, is expanding to the U.S. and Japan, aiming to replicate its success in the European market.
- The company's GuideNOW system includes a 3D camera, real-time workpiece localization AI, and GuideNOW Studio.
- Inbolt's technology enables industrial robots to adapt to dynamic environments, offering precise part localization and trajectory adjustments.
- The AI, trained on CAD models in under 5 minutes, integrates with systems from FANUC, ABB, KUKA, and Universal Robots.
- Inbolt has powered over 20 million robot cycles in the first half of 2025, leading to returns on automation for customers.
- The startup is responding to the growing demand for automation, with automation being a top priority for many manufacturers globally.
- Inbolt, with funding from a Series A round, plans to establish local teams in the U.S. and Japan and hire robotics application engineers.
- The company envisions a future of fully autonomous factory floors with machines that can see, think, and respond in real time.
- Inbolt sets up base in Detroit and Tokyo, leveraging America's commitment to reshoring and Japan's strong R&D market for expansion.
- The company's GuideNow system won a 2023 RBR50 innovation award for its 3D vision servoing and real-time guidance technology.
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