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Telescope Innovations Corp. (OTC:TELIF) Stock Gains Momentum: Here is Why

There are certain stocks that are likely to come on the radar of investors this morning, and one of those is Telescope Innovations Corp. (OTC:TELIF). It had been in focus yesterday following a significant announcement.

Telescope Innovations Becomes Certified Systems Integrator of Universal Robots

The company announced yesterday that it had been successful in attaining CSI (Certified Systems Integrator) status for the robotic instruments offered by Universal Robots. It was a major new development for the company given the fact that Universal Robots is one of the world’s foremost collaborative robot providers for manufacturing and production automation purposes. Those robots also help the production and manufacturing processes integrate artificial intelligence with more ease.

Key Details

In the past, Telescope Innovations Corp. had used the robotic offerings from Universal Robots for Self-Driving Laboratories (SDLs). As a consequence, it has been possible for the company to acquire considerable knowledge and expertise on the robotic systems provided by Universal Robots.

Thanks to the latest certification, it would be possible for the company to transfer SDL technology client sites without any glitch due to the testing, installation, and training of clients through the robots from Universal Robots. The certification would further boost the company’s standing as the preferred integrator at client sites. It could be a good move to add the Telescope Innovations Corp. stock to your watch lists this morning.

Management Quote

“This certification strengthens our position as integrators-of-choice for companies seeking advanced chemical technologies,” noted Jason Hein, CTO of Telescope Innovations. “We’re excited to combine this enhanced robotics expertise with our hallmark analytical technology to build and deploy more powerful SDLs.”

Published by Madison Hall

After graduating from the University of Buffalo, Madison gained a real interest in the markets. She tends to be a swing trader and enjoys Pilates and yoga in her downtime.