Analog Devices

• ADIS16470 Tactical IMU

Supply chain relationships

• MANUS

  Inbound - Teleoperation - MANUS supplies teleoperation to Analog Devices

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• TSMC

  Inbound - Manufacturing Services - TSMC provides outsourced wafer fabrication for Analog Devices' integrated circuits

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• NVIDIA

  Inbound - Compute & Control - Analog Devices adopted NVIDIA Jetson Thor for physical-AI sensing, control and edge robotics systems

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• FarmBot

  Outbound - Motion Control - FarmBot Genesis XL v1.8 uses Trinamic TMC2130 stepper drivers in its Farmduino controller

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• CUAV

  Outbound - Sensing Perception - CUAV X7+ Pro integrates Analog Devices ADIS16470 IMU

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• SENSING

  Outbound - Connectivity - SENSING specifies the Analog Devices MAX96717 GMSL2 serializer in its M3A humanoid robot camera

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• SENSING

  Outbound - Connectivity - SENSING specifies the Analog Devices MAX96717 serializer in its SHW5G and SHF5G robot cameras

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• SENSING

  Outbound - Connectivity - SENSING specifies the Analog Devices MAX96717 serializer in its SHW3G and SHF3G robot cameras

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• SENSING

  Outbound - Connectivity - SENSING specifies the Analog Devices MAX9295A GMSL2 serializer in its SHF3L robot camera

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• SENSING

  Outbound - Connectivity - SENSING specifies the Analog Devices MAX9295A GMSL2 serializer in its SHW3H robot camera

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• Parrot

  Outbound - Communications - Analog Devices radio hardware is used in Parrot ANAFI UKR MARS configurations; GOV is excluded

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• SENSING

  Outbound - Connectivity - SENSING specifies the Analog Devices MAX96712 GMSL2 deserializer on its SG4A-ORIN-GMSL2 board

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• Leopard Imaging

  Outbound - Connectivity - Analog Devices MAX9295A/B serializer is integrated in Leopard Imaging LI-IMX568-GMSL2

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• Leopard Imaging

  Outbound - Compute & Control - Leopard Imaging's Owl camera integrates Maxim MAX9295A/B GMSL2 serializers

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• Holybro

  Outbound - electronics and robotics components - Holybro specifies the Analog Devices MAX2659ELT+ RF amplifier in Micro M10 and M9N GPS modules

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• Holybro

  Outbound - Sensing Perception - Holybro Pixhawk 6X Pro integrates Analog Devices ADIS16470 IMU

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• D-Robotics

  Outbound - Sensing Perception - Analog Devices MAX96712 deserializers are installed on the camera expansion board of D-Robotics RDK S600 Developer Kit

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• TIER IV

  Outbound - Communications - TIER IV and ADI co-created a GMSL2-to-10GbE conversion module incorporating ADI GMSL technology

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• Connect Tech

  Outbound - Communications - Analog Devices supplies GMSL video links and DC-to-DC power solutions for Connect Tech vision platforms

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• Arduino

  Outbound - Actuation Motion - Arduino Alvik uses Analog Devices MAX22211 motor drivers, MAX17332 battery management and LTC4360 protection

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• ROBIT Inc.

  Outbound - Motion Control - Analog Devices supplies trinamic motion control and stallguard for cutr for ROBIT Inc. ROBIT CUTR food-automation robot

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• mjbots

  Outbound - Power Energy - mjbots pi3hat r4.5 specifies an Analog Devices MAX17504 step-down power converter

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• Leopard Imaging

  Outbound - Compute & Control - Leopard Imaging's Nova Orin Development Kit includes a Maxim MAX96712 GMSL2 deserializer board

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• Arduino

  Outbound - Sensing Perception - Arduino Portenta Machine Control uses Analog Devices MAX31855 and MAX31865 temperature-sensor front ends

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• Arduino

  Outbound - Power Energy - Arduino Nicla Vision uses an Analog Devices MAX17262 battery fuel gauge

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• Universal Robots

  Outbound - Motion Control - ADI supplies sensing, measurement and power technology used to optimize Universal Robots cobot joints

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• ADI - NASDAQ - USD

• Vincent Roche - Chief Executive Officer and Chair of the Board of Directors - Roche leads ADI's intelligent-edge semiconductor business across advanced manufacturing, communications, transportation, healthcare, and industrial systems.

Events

• 2026-09-09 - Acquisition - Analog Devices agrees to acquire Alif Semiconductor for $1.35B

  ADI will pay $1.35 billion in cash at closing and may pay up to $200 million more in contingent consideration. Alif supplies production-shipping Edge AI microcontrollers and fusion processors for local sensor fusion and low-latency inference. The transaction is expected to close before the end of 2026, subject to customary conditions and the applicable U.S. antitrust waiting period.

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• 2026-07-23 - Product Launch - Analog Devices and AMD validate Kria AI Robotics Developer Platform

  The platform links Analog Devices sensing and signal-chain components with AMD Kria adaptive-compute hardware. Validation targets robotics prototyping and deployment workflows rather than a complete commercial robot.

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• 2026-05-22 - Partnership - Kawasaki opens Physical AI Center San Jose with AI and technology partners

  The center is intended to accelerate social implementation of physical AI in robotics. Kawasaki named healthcare, elder care, mobility, semiconductors and automotive as starting application areas. Kawasaki described collaboration themes with NVIDIA, Analog Devices, Microsoft and Fujitsu around robotics, AI, cloud and healthcare workflows.

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• 2026-04-28 - Demonstration - ADI demonstrates ADAM-lite AMR subsystem stack

  ADI introduced ADAM-lite as an autonomous mobile robot demonstrator built around ADI subsystems. The demonstrator includes battery management, motion control, IMU, 3D depth sensing and ROS2 software. The demo gives ADI a robotics subsystem reference for AMR developers and integrators.

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• 2026-04-20 - Partnership - MANUS and Analog Devices bridge sim-to-real dexterous manipulation

  ADI, whose work in precision sensing and physical-edge intelligence underpins a growing range of robotics applications, collaborated with MANUS to address this challenge head-on. ‍ MANUS gloves as the motion capture layer In this pipeline, MANUS gloves serve as the human motion capture interface, translating the operator's hand kinematics into control inputs for the simulated robotic hand in real time.

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• 2026-01-07 - Partnership - Analog Devices and ABB advance Ethernet-APL process automation

  The collaboration combines ABB’s process-automation expertise with Analog Devices’ 10BASE-T1L transceivers, microcontrollers, software and industrial-communication know-how. Ethernet-APL carries 10 Mbps data and power over a single twisted pair for distances up to 1,000 metres, including intrinsically safe hazardous-area installations. The partners’ work supports real-time diagnostics, open protocols and brownfield upgrades that reuse existing cabling while improving device integration and maintenance visibility.

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• 2026-01-01 - Demonstration - ADI presents mobile robotics subsystem demo at CES 2026

  ADI demonstrated a mobile robot platform at CES 2026 powered by ADI robotic subsystems. The demo highlighted wheel-drive motion control, 3D depth sensing, battery management and inertial sensing.

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• 2025-11-25 - Market Signal - ADI reports fiscal 2025 revenue of $11B

  ADI announced fiscal 2025 revenue of USD 11.0 billion, up 17 percent from fiscal 2024. Growth occurred across all end markets, led by communications and industrial. The result gives ADI a semiconductor demand signal tied to industrial and automation exposure.

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• 2025-08-25 - Partnership - Analog Devices adopts NVIDIA Jetson Thor for humanoid and AMR development

  Analog Devices is combining NVIDIA Jetson Thor with its edge sensing, precision motion-control, power-integrity and deterministic-connectivity technologies for humanoid and autonomous-mobile-robot development. ADI’s stack brings together Holoscan Sensor Bridge and NVIDIA Isaac Sim so teams can move robotics foundation-model work from simulation toward physical systems with synchronized sensing and control. The release describes Jetson Thor as providing a Blackwell GPU, a 14-core Arm CPU, up to 128 GB of LPDDR5X memory and high-bandwidth 4×25 GbE connectivity for real-time multimodal robotics workloads.

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• 2024-05-31 - Capability - ROBIT integrates ADI Trinamic motion control into CUTR

  CUTR uses ADI Trinamic motion control for precise robotic cutting and gripping. StallGuard enabled sensorless load detection and removed 12 sensors and more than 40 cables from the design. The integration replaced a compressor-based gripper architecture with stepper motors.

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• 2021-08-26 - Acquisition - Analog Devices completes acquisition of Maxim Integrated

  Maxim common stock ceased trading on Nasdaq after the transaction closed. ADI said the combined company had more than 10,000 engineers and expanded analog semiconductor capabilities.

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• 2020-07-13 - Acquisition - Analog Devices agrees to acquire Maxim Integrated in all-stock semiconductor transaction

  Analog Devices and Maxim Integrated entered a definitive agreement for ADI to acquire Maxim in an all-stock transaction. The companies said the combined enterprise would be valued at more than $68B. Maxim stockholders were set to receive 0.630 of an ADI share for each Maxim share held at closing.

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Relationships

• Kawasaki Robotics

  Physical AI Partner - Kawasaki is working with Analog Devices on physical-AI robotics applications that combine AI, audio and manipulation technologies.

• Advanced Micro Devices

  Developer Platform Collaborator - Analog Devices and AMD built a validated Kria AI Robotics Developer Platform combining ADI sensing and AMD adaptive compute.

• Alif Semiconductor

  Announced Acquisition Target - Analog Devices agreed to acquire Alif Semiconductor for $1.35 billion in cash, plus up to $200 million contingent; closing is pending.

• ABB

  Ethernet Apl Collaborator - Analog Devices and ABB collaborate on Ethernet-APL devices for process automation connectivity.

• Siemens AG

  Industrial Technology Collaborator - Analog Devices and Siemens co-create industrial automation technology through their Catalyst Center relationship.

• Teradyne

  Semiconductor Automation Partnership - Teradyne Robotics and Analog Devices partnered to develop and deploy robots, AI and software for semiconductor manufacturing automation.

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Context tags

• Manufacturing scale-up - Commercial Stage - Volume manufacturing for industrial and automotive semiconductor markets
• Signal processing semiconductors - Peer Group - Signal processing semiconductors for robotics perception and control
• Sensing and signal processing - Capability - Sensing and signal processing for industrial and perception systems
• MEMS and industrial sensors - Stack Layer - MEMS and industrial sensors for position, motion and environment sensing
• Positioning and navigation layer - Stack Layer - Positioning and navigation components using MEMS and sensing technologies