Omron buys OnLogic for $675M in physical AI push

The Japanese factory automation company Omron has made a strategic acquisition by purchasing OnLogic, a manufacturer of industrial computers in the US, and its parent company Interlogic for $675 million. The transaction will help expand the company’s stake in physical AI characterized by machines taking real-time decisions right on the factory floor. The announcement of the acquisition was made by Omron on October 12 and the closing of the transaction is expected to take place by January 2027. Omron (TYO: 6645) signed the agreement on October 10, Japan time.

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