Daliworks and Neuromeka Sign Business Agreement
MOU Signed for Joint Development of Remote Management Technology for Collaborative Robots
Neuromeka CEO Jonghoon Park (left) and Daliworks CEO Soonho Lee (right) / Source: Neuromeka
Neuromeka announced that on the 9th it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with AIoT platform specialist Daliworks for the joint development of remote collaborative robot management and digital transformation technology. Neuromeka CEO Jonghoon Park and Daliworks CEO Soonho Lee attended the signing ceremony.
Built on its AIoT platform Thingplus, Daliworks possesses remote monitoring and control technology for machinery as well as AI analytics technology that uses machine learning to detect early signs of equipment anomalies.
Under the agreement, IndyCARE, Neuromeka’s remote management service for collaborative robots, will be migrated onto Daliworks’ Thingplus platform. The two companies will jointly secure the stability needed for round-the-clock service operation and develop predictive maintenance capabilities powered by machine learning on system operation data.
Neuromeka CEO Jonghoon Park said, “For our platform business automating manufacturing and food-preparation processes with Neuromeka’s collaborative robots, excellence in maintenance service is a critical factor. We welcome Daliworks joining Neuromeka’s ecosystem strategy to lead the low-cost collaborative robot market by equipping our robots with real-time remote maintenance and predictive maintenance capabilities.”
Neuromeka’s remote management service IndyCARE / Source: Neuromeka
Meanwhile, at Smart Factory + Automation World 2021, Neuromeka unveiled a new version of its high-payload collaborative robot Indy12, its autonomous mobile robot Moby for collaborative robots, and cobot-based palletizing and welding application templates.
by HelloT reporter Geun-nan Lim
