Wuxi, China – September 04, 2026 -- A global executive delegation from KUKA Group, led by the Vice President of Midea Group, visited Centron's manufacturing base in Wuxi last week to discuss intelligent assembly manufacturing trends and potential collaboration.
KUKA sends headquarters leadership and multi-region business heads to Centron site
The delegation included members of KUKA Group's headquarters leadership team alongside business heads from multiple countries and regions. Centron hosted the group with Jed Wang, CEO of sister brand Leetx; Ouyang Su, General Manager of the Centron Product Line; Mike Wang, General Manager of the Centron Business Line; and Samuel Chen, Sales Director of Overseas Business.
Tour covers precision dispensing, potting and intelligent assembly technology
KUKA's team toured Centron's production facilities to review its capabilities in precision dispensing, potting, and trickling impregnation. The visitors also received a briefing on Leetx's technology in tightening, press-fitting, and automatic screw feeding for intelligent assembly applications.
Executives exchange views on China market pace and overseas manufacturing demand
Following the plant tour, both sides discussed the pace of development in the Chinese market, shifting manufacturing needs overseas, and technology roadmaps for process equipment and robotic platforms. The talks centered on the future direction of the intelligent assembly manufacturing industry.
Jed Wang, CEO of Leetx, said the company values exchanges with globally leading automation firms such as KUKA, adding that the visit created an opportunity to deepen mutual understanding of global market experience and explore future collaboration.
Industry link between robotics and process equipment grows with EV production
The visit reflects a broader industry shift toward convergence of industrial robotics, precision dispensing, and intelligent assembly technologies. As vehicle electrification advances and automation levels rise across vehicle assembly, power battery, and automotive component production, coordination between robotic platforms and process equipment is becoming central to production quality, manufacturing efficiency, and process consistency. Centron said it will continue engaging with value-chain partners to track opportunities in intelligent assembly manufacturing.