Teradyne, Inc. filed a patent infringement lawsuit through its Danish subsidiary, Teradyne Robotics A/S. The action targets the German subsidiary of Chinese robotics firm JAKA. The case, submitted to the Unified Patent Court in Copenhagen, alleges violations of hardware and software patents. These patents involve the Universal Robots business unit, a leader in collaborative industrial robots.
This filing represents Teradyne’s second intellectual property lawsuit in Europe this year. The company stated it will not tolerate the unlawful copying of its protected technologies.
A ruling in this case could affect 17 EU member states. The decision would also impact the United Kingdom and Spain. Analysts currently highlight Teradyne’s growth potential driven by increasing AI-related test complexity.