Welding is one of the most critical and demanding processes in the manufacturing industry. Precision, repeatability, and safety are essential to ensure the quality of the final product. Yaskawa Motoman, known for its expertise in welding automation, has developed advanced robots and integrated solutions that optimize this process by reducing costs and increasing productivity. Models
In the world of industrial robotics, FANUC and Yaskawa Motoman have established themselves as two of the most recognized brands globally. Both companies offer robust and reliable solutions for a wide range of applications, from welding and assembly to palletizing and material handling. However, their technical approaches and design philosophies differ in ways that can
In industrial settings, a robot’s ability to perform multiple tasks without direct human intervention is essential for maximizing efficiency. Automatic tool changers allow robotic arms to switch between different devices—such as grippers, suction cups, or welding torches—without halting production. FANUC, a leader in automation, has developed solutions that integrate this functionality to offer greater flexibility
The welding industry, long associated with high-risk environments, is undergoing a profound transformation thanks to the rise of collaborative robotics. In modern welding facilities, safety is no longer just about regulatory compliance—it has become a cornerstone of operational efficiency and worker well-being. At the heart of this shift lies the strategic deployment of collaborative robots,
Collaborative robots like the UR10 are reshaping industrial painting in remarkable ways. One standout example is Brandt A/S, a Danish company with over 60 years of experience. In October 2024, the International Federation of Robotics (IFR) released a study highlighting how integrating UR10 cobots in finishing operations has enhanced precision, consistency, and efficiency across the
Realtime Robotics, a leader in collision-free robotic motion planning, has announced two major new integrations for its Resolver platform: direct compatibility with the 3D simulation software Visual Components and with MELSOFT Gemini, Mitsubishi Electric’s simulation tool. Resolver is a cloud-based platform developed to automate the most tedious aspects of robotic cell design, such as path
In a context where labor shortages and strict hygiene demands remain persistent challenges in the food industry, automation has become a key solution. A notable example is the collaboration between Active8 Robots and KUKA, which has revolutionized the sandwich packaging process in the UK through the integration of KR AGILUS HM robots. The British sandwich
Imagine a factory that doesn’t need to be built. One that can be installed within hours and operate right where it’s needed. That’s exactly what Sojo Industries, a U.S.-based startup, is achieving. They’ve just raised $40 million to bring their mobile production lines to more companies and industries. Their goal? To transform how we think
ABB has announced a major expansion of its industrial robotics portfolio in China, with a particular focus on the fast-growing market segment of small and medium-sized enterprises. The Swiss company introduced three new robot families—Lite+, PoWa, and an updated version of the IRB 1200—all designed to meet the increasing automation needs in industries such as
For the launch of its first LightSpray™ plant in Zurich, On partnered with ABB Robotics—a Swiss company renowned for its leadership in industrial automation. ABB developed a robotic arm specifically for this project, designed to fabricate the uppers of On’s footwear. While the exact model hasn’t been disclosed, it’s likely a six- or seven-axis robot,
