Gen 7: The robotics platform built for AI

AI is redefining what’s possible on the plant floor, ushering in a new era of automation. For the world’s largest manufacturers, the question is no longer whether to adopt physical AI — it’s how to put it to work and scale it, without re-engineering operations.

Built on over 20 years of cobot innovation and more than 100,000 industrial deployments worldwide, Universal Robots Gen 7 is industrial automation, built for AI.

Join the Manufacturing Millennial Jake Hall, VP of AI Products Anders Billesø Beck and Director of Product Marketing Will Healy to discover the thinking behind the new platform: where industrial automation is heading, what physical AI actually changes in production, and what Gen 7 delivers for your business.

40 minutes | Live in-chat Q&A | Full recording and platform overview included.

What we'll cover

• The business case: the value delivered by each capability, and what it means for your next automation investment.
• Advanced, not complicated: how Gen 7 gets up and running without extensive facility modifications, integrates onto a line you already have, and lets operators, technicians and engineers work the way they prefer.
• The platform for physical AI: Anders Billesø Beck on what physical AI really changes in production.
• The most advanced robot in its class: what was launched, why it was built this way, the new capabilities, and what it is meant to change on your line.

Who should attend

Operations and manufacturing leaders, automation and engineering managers, system integrators, and business leaders deciding where physical AI fits into their next investment cycle.

Jake Hall

Keynote Speaker and Industry Advocator
The Manufacturing Millennial

Anders Billesø Beck

Vice President, AI Robotics Products

Will Healy

Director of Product and Industry Marketing

Agenda

• What happens next: availability, demos and partner support.
• Gen 7 in full: what was launched, and the business outcome behind each capability.
• Physical AI in production: what changes when a robot is engineered to run AI rather than retrofitted for it. With Anders Billesø Beck.
• The state of play: where industrial automation is heading, and why this launch matters now. With Jake Hall.