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Meet Omron, a Company That Combines Society, Science and Technology

August 28, 2025

As a global leader in the field of automation, Omron’s business fields cover a broad spectrum, ranging from industrial automation and electronic components to social systems including automated ticket gates and solar power conditioners, healthcare. At present, the company provides products and services in more than 130 countries.

They use their extensive portfolio to build integrated solutions that optimize manufacturing and improve safety. With proof-of-concept centres located throughout the world, they give customers the freedom to create world-class products using solutions they can trust.

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Omron, a Company That Combines Society, Science and Technology

With so many companies offering system integrator services in the automation industry, finding the right partner can be a daunting task. They understand the importance of seamless integration, efficient automation, and adaptable manufacturing process. That is why they introduced their Certified Systems Integrator Program – a platform designed to elevate their partners’ proficiency in Omron technology. Their goal is to empower their partners to enhance productivity and cost-effectiveness for mutual customers.

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