Omron discusses next-generation LD mobile robots on Robot Report podcast
Miguel Garcés Moreno, product marketing manager for EMEA at Omron Industrial Automation Europe, was interviewed on The Robot Report podcast. He oversees strategy for autonomous mobile robots, industrial automation and collaborative robots, drawing on his engineering background and a master’s in Industry 4.0. Moreno explained how Omron’s next‑generation LD mobile robots aim to give manufacturers…
Key points
- Miguel Garcés Moreno leads product strategy for Omron’s LD mobile robots in EMEA
- Omron’s next‑gen LD robots target flexible, space‑efficient intralogistics with AI vision and motion control
- WiBotic sponsors the podcast, offering wireless charging to boost robot uptime and safety
The episode also highlighted WiBotic’s wireless charging and fleet‑energy‑management technology, which the sponsor says can keep robots charging during normal workflow, improving uptime, ROI and safety. Listeners were invited to sponsor future episodes or become guests.
Overall, the interview underscored Omron’s focus on integrating AI and smart automation to modernise factory floors, while emphasizing the broader ecosystem of charging solutions that support autonomous robot fleets.
Inside Omron’s next-generation LD mobile robots
The Robot Report · 2 October 2026
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