OnRobot overview
OnRobot is a major end-of-arm tooling company serving the collaborative and light industrial robot market. Its value lies in making robot deployments faster by offering grippers, force-torque sensors, screwdrivers, sanders, vision tools and software that work across many robot brands.
Company fact | Detail |
Founded | 2018 |
Country | Denmark |
Address | Teglværksvej 47H, 5220 Odense SØ |
Employees | Approx. 200-300; public estimates vary |
Specializes in | End-of-arm tooling, grippers, force sensors, screwdrivers, sanding and palletizing tools for cobots and light industrial robots |
Products | 2FG7, 3FG15, RG2, RG6, VG10, VGC10, Gecko gripper, HEX force torque, Screwdriver, Sander, Eyes, D:PLOY |
Typical projects | Cobot machine tending, packaging, palletizing, sanding, screwdriving, quality inspection, material handling, plug-and-play robot tooling for SMEs |
Management and ownership | OnRobot is privately held and headquartered in Denmark. CEO: Enrico Krog Iversen has been a key executive associated with the company. Ownership includes private investors and founders following consolidation of several tooling companies. |
Website: onrobot.com
OnRobot review summary
OnRobot is a Danish maker of grippers, sensors and other end-of-arm tools for collaborative and light industrial robots. It was formed in 2018 by merging three young companies from Denmark, Hungary and the United States, under the former chief executive of Universal Robots. This profile sets out its history, ownership, products and partners.
Verified key facts from the review
Fact | Detail |
Company | OnRobot A/S |
Formed | 2018, by a merger of On Robot, OptoForce and Perception Robotics |
Headquarters | Teglvaerksvej 47H, Odense, Denmark |
Sales network | More than 700 distribution and system integration partners |
Founding backers | Enrico Krog Iversen and the Danish Growth Fund |
Stock listing | None; privately held |
Strengths
One of the broadest ranges of cobot tools from a single supplier.
Compatibility with most collaborative robot brands.
Software that shortens the deployment of standard applications.
Challenges
Dependence on the growth of the collaborative robot market.
Competition from Robotiq, SCHUNK, Zimmer and robot makers' own tools.
Little public information on finances and current ownership.
Read the full review: OnRobot Company Profile: History, Ownership, Products and Partners
Products in the All Things Cobots Catalogue
17 associated product records; the following links are representative catalogue entries.
