Teradyne invests in Bright Machines to automate AI hardware production
· Source: The Robot Report
Teradyne has made an undisclosed investment in Bright Machines, whose software-defined Bright Factory platform runs more than 130 microfactories in over ten countries. The deal brings Teradyne robotic assembly, test-equipment loading and autonomous material movement into those lines, with Universal Robots cobots working next to Teradyne board testers.
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