<ul><li>Teradyne announced leadership changes for its robotics divisions, with Jean-Pierre Hathout transitioning from MiR to become the new president of Universal Robots (UR) and Kevin Dumas taking over as the president of MiR.</li><li>The changes follow recent fiscal results showing UR declining by 3% and MiR growing by 1% year over year, with Teradyne laying off 10% of its global staff earlier in the year.</li><li>Teradyne reported a drop in robotics revenue to $69 million in Q1 2025 from $98 million in Q4 2024, citing ongoing market weakness and the impact of trade policies.</li><li>The new leadership aims to drive innovation and global expansion in the automation industry, with Universal Robots expanding in China and MiR focusing on advancing logistics solutions worldwide.</li></ul>

Teradyne Robotics makes leadership changes at MiR, UR

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