Omron to acquire Onlogic and parent Interlogic for $675 million
Japan’s Omron will pay $675 million for US industrial PC maker Onlogic and parent Interlogic, seeking to build physical AI services for automation.
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Newsmetry API reports that Japanese manufacturer Omron said on Tuesday it will acquire US industrial PC company Onlogic and its parent, Interlogic, for $675 million. The transaction is aimed at advancing physical artificial intelligence services within Omron’s industrial automation operations.
Onlogic develops, makes and sells industrial computers. Omron plans to pair that business with its high-precision control technology to create physical AI platforms and broaden its US customer base. Interlogic will join Omron as a wholly owned subsidiary, while Onlogic will remain an independent operation under its existing name and management.
In May, Omron Robotics, the company’s US subsidiary, reached a cooperation deal with Italian automation group Comau to create automation services for industrial manufacturing. Omron shares were little changed in morning Tokyo trading, while the benchmark Nikkei 225 was down about 2.2%.
why it matters
The purchase links Omron’s automation business with industrial computing and physical AI. The shares’ steady performance contrasted with the broader decline in Japan’s benchmark index.
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- Japan's Omron to buy US industrial PC firm Onlogic for $675 million in physical AI push — Newsmetry API, 13 October 2026 at 01:00 UTC
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