New location in Eschborn
Mobile Industrial Robots expands with new office in Germany
Mobile Industrial Robots wants to push ahead with its expansion in the DACH region and the Benelux countries. To this end, the company has opened its first German office in Eschborn.
The robotics specialist is thus strengthening its presence in two important sales markets. "With its strong industry and high automation potential, the DACH and Benelux economic region is of great importance to us," explains Jörg Faber, Sales Director DACH & Benelux at Mobile Industrial Robots. "Our autonomous transport robots offer companies based here a cost-effective way to streamline their material flow. This allows companies to optimize their use of resources and develop effective strategies to combat current challenges such as high cost pressure or the shortage of skilled workers."
Convenient location decisive for choice of location
Eschborn was chosen due to its favorable transport connections and its location in the economically strong Rhine-Main region. The Benelux countries are also easy to reach from there. The branch offers space for conferences and training sessions as well as an exhibition area for the robots. "Thanks to the new office, we now have a much shorter line to our customers and partners," says Faber. "We are convinced that this will strengthen a constructive exchange with the companies."
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