Teradyne Robotics is a global leader in advanced robotics. The company recently announced a new Teradyne US operations hub. This critical hub will open in Wixom, Michigan, in 2026. This move shows Teradyne Robotics’ strong commitment to its US customers. It also helps meet the rising manufacturing demand in the Americas. The new facility will manufacture Universal Robots industrial collaborative robots, or cobots.
“This new U.S. Operations Hub is a pivotal step to support the growth of advanced robotics in America and demonstrates our commitment to customers in the United States,” said Jean-Pierre Hathout, President of the Teradyne Robotics Group.
Furthermore, the new hub will also support future production of MiR autonomous mobile robots, or AMRs. It will serve as a regional customer training center. Moreover, the facility will be a service hub and visitor experience center. This new Teradyne US operations hub will help re-industrialize America. The company aims to address existing workforce challenges. It will enhance global competitiveness through increased automation. Teradyne Robotics will create more than 200 jobs in the Detroit area. This effort will happen over the coming years. This new technology hub supports advanced manufacturing in Michigan.
Supporting Manufacturing and Innovation
Teradyne chose the Metro Detroit location strategically. This area has a strong manufacturing heritage and industrial future. Being close to major manufacturers allows for greater agility. Consequently, Teradyne Robotics can be more responsive to customer needs. A recent survey supports this major investment. Specifically, 73% of North American manufacturers prioritize productivity improvement. They achieve this through industrial automation. The vast majority of cobot users, 87%, see double-digit productivity gains.
“Locating this hub in Metro Detroit puts us at the center of U.S. manufacturing and innovation,” said Justin Brown, Chief Commercial Officer of the Teradyne Robotics Group. “Being close to leading manufacturers allows us to deliver automation solutions to some of our biggest customers, enabling Teradyne Robotics to be even more agile and responsive.”
“We are pleased to support a new U.S. Operations Hub for Teradyne, whose products and solutions are an incredible complement to the innovative and valuable supply chain that is found in Michigan,” said Quentin L. Messer, Jr., CEO of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation.
Ultimately, the new Teradyne US operations hub in Wixom strengthens the company’s presence. It represents a significant investment in American industry. This ensures the future of advanced robotics manufacturing in the region.
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