Who owns Universal Robots?

Teradyne, which bought Universal Robots in 2015.

Universal Robots alternatives

Universal Robots, the Danish cobot maker owned by Teradyne, is the best-known name. Other industrial options include FANUC CRX and ABB GoFa. These are arms in our catalog worth comparing.

Updated November 2, 2026

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Who owns Universal Robots?: Teradyne, which bought Universal Robots in 2015.

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