The industry has seen great technological advances in recent years, especially in the field of robotic automation. Robotic arms have become essential in different sectors, such as the industrial sector. In particular, robots used in foundry processes have proven to rise to the challenge of heat and help successfully complete various tasks. Robotic arms for
The year 2024 is shaping up to be a year of great evolution and transformation for the world of robotics. The robot market, driven by technological advancements and changes in the industrial landscape, will experience significant changes in trends and applications. From the integration of cutting-edge artificial intelligence algorithms to the emergence of new robotic
Technological advances in the equipment and metallurgy industries are notable. One of the main companies in this sector is Fanuc, which combines robots and artificial intelligence in the cloud to offer its clients specialized and flexible solutions. In this article we will examine Fanuc’s innovations and how they have transformed the market. Parallel and cylindrical
With its advances in artificial intelligence and cloud robotics, Fanuc, a leading industrial technology company, has managed to revolutionize the machinery and metal industry. Then we will talk about how Fanuc has changed this industry: Adaptable and personalized solutions Fanuc’s ability to provide customized and adaptable solutions to its clients has been one of its
In-line measurement technology is a key tool for quality control and process optimization in the textile industry. However, this technology presents some challenges, such as the variability of environmental conditions, the complexity of materials, and the need for high precision and reliability. To overcome these challenges, the Spanish company Sumotex has developed an innovative system
In the world of automation and robotics, autonomous industrial robots have become an essential tool to improve productivity and efficiency in various industries. These incredible devices are designed to carry out complex tasks independently, without the need for direct human intervention. Leading companies such as FANUC, KUKA, ABB and Yaskawa Motoman have developed a wide
