BLUE OCEAN ROBOTICS, APS EXPANDS OPERATIONS INTO THE UNITED STATES

New U.S. Based Blue Ocean Robotics, LLC Opens Office in Cincinnati

Odense, Denmark, May 27, 2015- Blue Ocean Robotics, ApS, a leading provider of emerging robots and automation solutions announced today the opening of operations in the United States, with an office located in West Chester, Ohio, a suburb of Cincinnati. The new office enables the company to provide emerging robotics solutions, sales, and services to the healthcare, education, and manufacturing sectors.


This announcement follows strong performance of Blue Ocean Robotics in Denmark and positions the company for entrance into the US market.

"We are extremely excited to be entering one of the largest economies for robotics technology," says Claus Risager, co-founder and partner of Blue Ocean Robotics, ApS. "Our expanding global footprint is a tribute to the talent and commitment of our employees and our partners."

The U.S. company will operate under the name Blue Ocean Robotics, LLC and will be led by industry veteran, Timothy DeRosett. Prior to joining Blue Ocean Robotics, LLC, Tim was director of strategic initiatives for YASKAWA Motoman, a division of YASKAWA America, Inc.

About Blue Ocean Robotics, ApS
Founded in 2013, Blue Ocean Robotics, ApS, is a leading provider of emerging robots for healthcare, education, manufacturing, and other markets. The company designs, develops, and introduces new generations of robotic solutions and services to improve human quality-of-life, working environments, and productivity.

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