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Sereact and Teradyne partner to launch Cortex logistics solution

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Sereact and Teradyne Robotics (which includes Universal Robots and Mobile Industrial Robots) announced a formal partnership in which Sereact's Cortex physical AI platform drives UR collaborative robots to handle unstructured tasks such as returns sorting and picking, targeting retail, logistics and manufacturing scenarios. The two parties say they have already delivered hundreds of dual-arm systems composed of UR robotic arms at customer sites in Europe, and say these systems have been used at Zalando fulfillment centers in Greven, Germany and Świebodzin, Poland to autonomously handle returned fashion goods; the two parties frame this phase as the first step toward scaling returns automation in Europe. The above delivery scale and on-site operating results are both claims by the two parties, and the report provides no independent verification. Cortex is trained in NVIDIA Isaac Sim and uses the NVIDIA Cosmos world model; at deployment, Cortex runs on NVIDIA Jetson Thor within the work cell to complete inference at production-line speed, while site-level development, validation and model updates use NVIDIA DGX Spark.