Teradyne invests in Bright Machines to bring robotics to AI infrastructure manufacturing

Teradyne announced a strategic investment in Bright Machines and a partnership to integrate its robotics and test technologies with Bright Machines' software-defined manufacturing platform. The companies plan to deploy the combined systems at Bright Machines and customer sites for assembly, test loading and material movement.

• Teradyne invested in Bright Machines and launched a strategic collaboration
• Partners will combine Universal Robots arms and Teradyne test systems with Bright Machines' platform
• Bright Machines has deployed over 130 microfactories across more than 10 countries
• Teradyne posted its fifth consecutive quarter of growth, citing AI as a revenue driver