OMRON announced the acquisition of US computer company OnLogic. The purchase price is approximately ¥100 billion, with completion targeted for around January 2027. OMRON aims to strengthen its physical AI capabilities by combining its sensor and control-equipment technologies with OnLogic’s computer technology.
On 13 October, OMRON announced that it would acquire OnLogic, a US manufacturer of industrial computers. The acquisition price is approximately ¥100 billion, and the company aims to expand its business in the North American market.
The acquisition is intended to integrate the strengths of both companies and strengthen OMRON’s position in physical AI, which enables autonomous operation of robots and other systems by combining OMRON’s sensor and control-equipment technologies with OnLogic’s computer technology.
The acquisition is expected to be completed around January 2027. OMRON also expects to accelerate its business expansion in North America by leveraging OnLogic’s customer base.