Robotiq, a provider of tools and solution packages for the cooperative robot market, today declared the launch of its screwdriving solution. Designed for fabricators trying to automate fastening applications, this solution’s intuitive options eliminate the need for costly and difficult-to-tailor solutions. Catherine Leclerc, the Product Owner of Robotiq, says: “Screwdriving can be an uninteresting and
Veo Robotics FreeMove system receives ISO 13849 safety certification from TÜV Rheinland. With the rise of collaborative robots (cobots) in the last decade, it seemed that the artificial intelligence trade would split into 2 divisions: one for the high-speed industrial robots we all know and one for cobots. Some robotic technology vendors would, of course,
Because the world demands more manufactured products that are high-quality, reliable, and provide more customization, change is necessary. With Commerce 4.0, the next step in automation and mechanization can evoke much smarter ways of doing business, particularly in production and manufacturing. During a digitally reshaped world that provides greater efficiencies and improved style and quality,
ABB’s PixelPaint mechanical innovation for the automotive industry has been awarded the current year’s Robotics and Automation Innovation and Entrepreneurship Award for outstanding achievements in commercializing innovative mechanical robotics and automation technology. Released in 2020, PixelPaint uses inkjet head innovation to directly apply high-level individualized or bi-color plans to a vehicle body in a single
The credibility of 25% more payload of the UR10e synergic robot has a critical impact for palletizing applications. Universal Robots supplies its new improved UR10e with a higher payload break point of 12.5 kg, which means additional freedoms for applications such as palletizing, machine loading and packaging. However, the cost of this vital industrial robot
FANUC will supply Ford’s Cologne plant with some 500 industrial robots to assist in the development of electric vehicle bodies. FANUC has received another major order of mechanical robots in the field of electric portability, scheduled to ship in 2022; the organization will supply Ford’s Cologne plant with some 500 robots to assist in the
Kuka.Sim 4.0 makes it possible to “practically recreate” the subtleties and sequences of robot applications even before they are shipped, and subsequently transfer them 100% to the genuine regulator. This is a huge step forward in the industrial robots industry. With the new form of Kuka.Sim 4.0, customers are now achieving another degree of preparation
Kuka’s new KR Scara industrial robots are intense, fast and deeply competent, offering maximum repeatability and short process times in very tight spaces. Regardless of whether it’s hoarding small parts, dealing with materials, or testing, these new super-minimized robots offer the most competition and cost-matching out of the container. This is the path that Kuka
As the difficulties double and the pressure factor increases, Stäubli Robotics is effectively expanding its contributions to the life sciences market, including a full range of adaptive and community-oriented automated arms and portability arrangements. The organization has been developing high-throughput screening advancements since the mid-2000s and presented its latest developments for mechanization of research facilities
