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
The automation of the scale assembly of a lattice tower for a 115,000 volt electrical transmission line marks the first phase of the prototype project of a fully robotic electrical substation construction model under Industry 4.0 standards. This project, developed through robotic tools and Open Source technology, proposes alternatives to automate the construction of an
As a result of the problems generated by the covid-19 pandemic in the sectors of medicine and the public in general, the Boyce Technology’s company headed by its president Charles Boyce designs the so-called “fan-bridge” Spiro Wave, which is a system of automatic resuscitation and recent innovation in industrial robots market. Boyce technology, known for
As a result of the doubts that the world’s economists have been generating due to the effects of automation, which implies loss of jobs, and since the industry is heading towards a great era of automation in history, thousands of unknowns about the change in the processes carried out by a worker today and how
Fanuc developed the revolutionary industrial robot to help countries like the United Kingdom achieve their recycling goals. Fanuc developed in collaboration with Recycleye, a London-based tech start-up: The Recycleye Robotics Project. A robotic waste collection system powered by artificial intelligence According to Recycleye spokesperson Ashika Patel, the machine can identify, sort and collect materials at
