Collaborative robot arms from JAKA Robotics (left) and Universal Robots. Get the popcorn ready. The patent fight between Teradyne Robotics and JAKA Robotics has turned into a full-blown public brawl. Teradyne, parent company of Universal Robots, sued JAKA’s German subsidiary last week, alleging infringement of patents covering hardware and software used in its cobot arms. Today, JAKA hit back, saying it has gone to court seeking injunctive relief over what it calls Teradyne’s “false, misleading, and damaging” public statements about the lawsuit. JAKA sent a lengthy press release to The Robot Report, which you can read at the bottom of this article. JAKA told The Robot Report it received no direct communication from Teradyne Robotics or its legal representatives about…
Source: The Robot Report