Wuxi – September 07, 2026 -- A global leadership delegation from KUKA, led by a Midea Group vice president, toured Centron's manufacturing facility in Wuxi, China last week to exchange views on intelligent assembly manufacturing and global market trends.
KUKA delegation includes headquarters executives and regional leaders
The delegation comprised members of KUKA Group's headquarters leadership team alongside executives from multiple countries and regions. KUKA, a leading global supplier of industrial robots and automation solutions, sent a delegation of this seniority to Centron, reflecting mutual interest in intelligent assembly manufacturing development.
Centron showcases precision dispensing and Leetx assembly technologies
The visiting executives were welcomed by Jed Wang, CEO of sister brand Leetx; Ouyang Su, general manager of Centron's product line; Mike Wang, general manager of Centron's business division; and Samuel Chen, sales director for overseas markets. KUKA's leadership toured Centron's production facility, reviewing product portfolios and manufacturing capabilities in precision dispensing, potting and dripping impregnation. The delegation was also briefed on Leetx's positioning in intelligent assembly technologies, including tightening, pressing and automatic screw feeding.
Both sides discuss EV assembly automation and technology roadmaps
During the exchange, the two companies shared perspectives on China's market development pace, shifting overseas manufacturing needs, and future direction of the intelligent assembly manufacturing sector. Discussions also covered technology plans for process equipment and robotic platforms.
Jed Wang, CEO of Leetx, said the visit offered both companies a valuable opportunity to deepen mutual understanding, share global market experience and explore directions for potential future cooperation, adding that open dialogue and cross-industry synergy would open new possibilities for innovation across the sector.
Vehicle electrification drives convergence of robotics and dispensing tech
The high-level visit reflects a broader industry trend toward accelerating convergence between industrial robotics, precision dispensing and intelligent assembly technologies. As vehicle electrification advances and automation levels rise in vehicle assembly, battery manufacturing and automotive components, coordination between robotic platforms and process equipment is becoming a critical foundation for improving production quality, manufacturing efficiency and process consistency. Centron said it will continue open communication with partners across the value chain and monitor emerging opportunities in intelligent assembly manufacturing.