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Cellios GmbH Unveils Fully Automated Wire Harness Manufacturing System

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Cellios GmbH emerged from IPA in Stuttgart on September 28, 2026. The company has developed a modular system that fully automates wire harness assembly using robots. This technology utilizes Cellios’s precise robot control system and MVTec MERLIC machine vision software.

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The automation of complex wiring harness assembly is a major challenge in industrial manufacturing. This technology has the potential to reduce production costs, improve quality, and lower the carbon footprint, making production viable in high-wage countries.

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    Amphenol could face disruption to manufacturing costs and the competitive landscape due to the new automation technology.

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