Where Marc Segura Is Now
Marc Segura is President of ABB Robotics (RoboticsTomorrow).
- Current role: President (RoboticsTomorrow)
- Organization: ABB Robotics (RoboticsTomorrow)
- Known for: public comments on physical AI, robotic AI vision, E-Device and ABB Robotics' AMR portfolio (Automation World)
- Recent news: a statement accompanying the E-Device announcement dated September 21, 2026 in Zurich (Robotics & Automation News)
Career at ABB Robotics
Marc Segura holds the title President of ABB Robotics (RoboticsTomorrow).
Recent News
Marc Segura has been quoted on several ABB Robotics announcements. Dated items include the following.
- September 21, 2026, Zurich: As President of ABB Robotics, he made a statement accompanying the E-Device announcement (Robotics & Automation News). He said E-Device gives customers the freedom to interact with robots using their own tablets or computers (Robotics & Automation News).
- December 18, 2024: He commented on ABB Robotics naming T-Robotics and Mbodi winners of the 2024 ABB Robotics AI Startup Challenge (Engineering.com).
What Marc Segura Leads and Stands For
On AI, he said physical AI fundamentally changes what robots can do, where they can operate and the value they can create, and he described robotic AI vision as the vital bridge between robot perception and physical actions (RoboticsTomorrow). He said OmniCore EyeMotion and AI Robot Trainer work together in a continuous loop of data generation, AI model training, deployment and optimization (RoboticsTomorrow).
On usability, he said making robots more accessible and easy to use is at the core of ABB Robotics' journey to more autonomous and versatile robotics (AVR), and that a consistent user experience across OmniCore-powered robots and cobots lets customers reduce training, simplify deployment and accelerate production ramp-up (Robotics & Automation News).
On intralogistics, he said businesses are being asked to process greater volumes in less time with increasingly limited resources, that labour availability is becoming a critical constraint for businesses moving goods, and that the Flexley Stack F712 forklift AMR completes ABB Robotics' scalable, AI-powered AMR portfolio (Automation World).
On generative AI, he said its disruptive potential in robotics is vast but requires focused scrutiny, and that the AI Startup Challenge focused on natural language programming, skill learning and autonomous decision-making (Design World). He said today's manufacturing challenges demand solutions that combine simplicity with sophisticated AI capabilities (Engineering.com).
Bottom Line
Segura is quoted on ABB Robotics product launches and AI initiatives, but no source reviewed here gives his career history before the role. To follow what he says next, check ABB Robotics' own announcements and the news log on the ABB Robotics company page.
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FAQs
Who is Marc Segura?
Marc Segura is President of ABB Robotics (RoboticsTomorrow).
What has Marc Segura said about physical AI?
He said physical AI fundamentally changes what robots can do, where they can operate and the value they can create (RoboticsTomorrow).
What did Marc Segura say about E-Device?
He said E-Device gives customers the freedom to interact with robots using their own tablets or computers (Robotics & Automation News). His statement accompanied the E-Device announcement dated September 21, 2026 in Zurich (Robotics & Automation News).
Which startups won the 2024 ABB Robotics AI Startup Challenge?
T-Robotics and Mbodi were named winners, announced December 18, 2024. Marc Segura said collaborating with them would accelerate development of more intuitive, adaptable and easier-to-use robotic solutions (Engineering.com).
What has Marc Segura said about intralogistics?
He said businesses in intralogistics are being asked to process greater volumes in less time with increasingly limited resources, and that labour availability is becoming a critical constraint for businesses moving goods (Automation World).
Primary Sources
- Robotics Tomorrow: Abb robotics enables anyone to train deploy and optimize ai powered robotics applications
- Robotics & Automation News: Abb robotics e device simplifies robot interaction on customers own devices
- automationworld.com: Abb robotics launches platform that extends ai powered visual technology
- designworldonline.com: Abb robotics names t robotics and mbodi as ai startup challenge winners
- Engineering.com: Abb robotics names t robotics mbodi as ai startup challenge winners