Novus Robotics Inc., through its subsidiary, D&R Technology Inc., engages in engineering, designing, manufacturing, and selling automated tube processing solutions for the automotive industry worldwide. The company designs and installs retrofits to existing automated systems, as well as offers spare parts, maintenance, and repair and production support services to automotive tier I businesses and their suppliers. Its products include seat frame systems, IP tube systems, and integrated bend-weld systems. The company also provides value added services, including system upgrades and rebuilds, control system upgrades, tooling retrofits, pre-production and prototyping requirements, training, equipment relocation and redeployment, systems audit, manufacturing consulting, and project management services. The company offers its products to automotive seating manufacturers and manufacturers of tubing products. Novus Robotics Inc. was founded in 2004 and is based in Mississauga, Canada.
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