Omron buys OnLogic for $675M to expand physical AI hardware
Omron Corporation agreed to acquire OnLogic, the Vermont-based industrial PC maker, for $675 million in cash on October 10, 2026. The deal, structured as a reverse triangular merger, will make OnLogic a wholly owned subsidiary of Omron. Omron aims to integrate OnLogic’s rugged industrial PCs with its own control technology to accelerate development of physical AI platforms, particularly for…
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- Omron acquires OnLogic for $675 million in cash, structured as a reverse triangular merger
- OnLogic’s net sales grew from $129.6M in 2023 to $154.2M in 2025, with EBITDA of $22.6M in 2025
- Omron plans to combine OnLogic’s hardware with its control tech for physical AI in manufacturing
Omron to Acquire Industrial PC Maker OnLogic in Physical AI Push
Unite.AI · 13 October 2026
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