Chang Robotics and Engineered Products Drive Manufacturing Innovation

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Chang Robotics, a leading provider of advanced engineering services and autonomous technology, is announcing a partnership with Engineered Products today. Engineered Products is an industry-leading supplier of innovative turnkey roll-formed and structural steel that enables automated material handling systems. Engineered Products provides a comprehensive suite of racking solutions to streamline production and unlock the full potential of any warehouse or operations team.
This new partnership with Engineered Products allows Chang Robotics to provide customized engineering design and cutting-edge automation solutions unique to each client. These synergies create a greater return on investment and maximize human capital to lean into the future of advanced manufacturing.
Chris Callura, Vice President of Operations at Chang Robotics, stated, "We are excited to partner with Engineered Products and co-create customized autonomous systems. Our collaboration empowers our clients to thrive in an extremely competitive landscape. The combined resources and expertise of Engineered Products will ensure a successful automation journey for our clients."
"Engineered Products looks forward to joining forces with Chang Robotics," said Tommy Sinclair, CEO and President of Engineered Products. "By combining our strengths, we can offer the market a comprehensive and cutting-edge automation package. Combining EP's advanced racking manufacturing with Chang's strength in technology integration will bring a unique offering. EP is committed to providing solutions that enable all of our customers to implement automation, helping them to win."
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