"Innovative Technology Partner"
German special-machine builder near Dresden offering CNC robot automation cells (Robo Operator, RAK), rail, power, and rental equipment since 1990.
Industrie-Partner GmbH (IP Group) is a mechanical engineering company founded in 1990 and headquartered in Coswig, Saxony, near Dresden, Germany. The company designs and manufactures special machines and automation systems to customer specification. Its core robotics offerings are the Robo Operator — a turnkey robot cell that autonomously operates CNC machine tools — and the Robo Automation Kit (RAK), a modular, configurable cell for pick-and-place to complex manufacturing tasks.
In addition to automation, IP Group operates divisions covering power systems (IP PowerSystems), railway brake testing technology (IP RailEquipment), industrial equipment rental (IP EquipmentRental), and contract manufacturing (IP Production). The company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and serves manufacturing, rail, and energy sectors across Europe.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
No-code robot programming system that teaches an industrial robot by physical demonstration — no programming required.
Robotic CNC carpenter that manufactures complex furniture and wood parts with a 6-axis robot arm.
Self-contained AI robotic work cell that can be reconfigured and redeployed across product lines without programming.
Robot cell acting as a machine operator to autonomously tend CNC tools.
Modular robot cell building kit configurable from sorting to full lines.
Contact Industrie-Partner GmbH
WEBSITE
http://www.ip-coswig.dePHONE
+49 3523 831-0HEADQUARTERS
Germany
Company Facts
Founded
1990
Primary Role
System Integrator
Company Size
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Primary Region
Europe
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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Funding Total
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