Robots being integrated into the workforce seemed like a futuristic idea at one point, but robotic automation is happening right now, with robot sales increasing by 31 percent worldwide; the USA, China, and Germany being the largest market for industrial robots.
At the last Advanced Factories 2019 congress held in Barcelona, the world leader in the manufacture and application of KUKA robotic technology presented the latest innovations for Industry 4.0 in the different robotic systems, with the aim of optimizing the predictability and behavior of robots. Kuka presented a variety of industrial and collaborative robots, showing
Robots are currently working in most operational and industrial fields, and many people are just waiting until the day comes when they’ll be replaced by these systems, but this type of thinking is incorrect. Manufacturers have made developments that have allowed robots and humans to work together as a team, generating greater benefits and competitiveness
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One of the great integration solutions in automated painting has been developed by Kuka and Dürr, leaders in production and automation technology; developing an integrated solution procedure for paint
With the arrival of Industry 4.0, the global industrial sector has evolved rapidly, integrating state-of-the-art technology into process automation with industrial robots. A wide variety of countries are using these solutions in other industrial fields, such as:
For years, the automotive manufacturing industry has been known for its use of robotics in manufacturing. Ever since the introduction of the very first robots in the early 50’s, there’s a lot that has changed. The US automotive industry saw a boom in 2010 and experienced an increase in manufacturing. The US is also third
One of the sectors that has managed to take advantage of the benefits of robotic automation is the food and beverage industry, finding an alternative that provides a high level of productivity, adaptability, stability and functionality.
The robotics market has been in high demand in recent years, offering easy, cost-effective solutions with a minimum amount of failures. Of course, the benefits of new technologies have allowed for lower prices and a quick return on investment (ROI). These factors have driven the rapid growth and adoption of robotic systems, allowing small and
Collaborative robots have existed since 1990, and since then there have been many great technological advances that have influenced the growth and improvements of these cobots, which now include advanced sensors, software, EOAT, cameras and artificial intelligence, plug and play, and CAD data (for automatic programming) that help them to detect and adapt quickly and
