Japanese manufacturer Omron says it will acquire US industrial PC firm OnLogic and its parent company, Interlogic, for $675M, to boost its "physical AI" efforts (Anton Bridge/Reuters)
Omron is buying OnLogic and Interlogic to fold rugged industrial PCs into its physical AI push.
The Japanese automation company put the deal at $675 million. OnLogic makes industrial computers used in harsh operating environments. Omron said the acquisition is meant to strengthen its work in “physical AI,” where AI systems are tied to real-world machines and factory operations. Techmeme's note
The Japanese automation company put the deal at $675 million. OnLogic makes industrial computers used in harsh operating environments. Omron said the acquisition is meant to strengthen its work in “physical AI,” where AI systems are tied to real-world machines and factory operations. Techmeme's note
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