Automation in the food industry has grown significantly in recent years, with a particular focus on the integration of industrial robots. One of the key players in this transformation is the Motoman robot series from Yaskawa Electric Corp. This article explores the demand and expansion of Motoman robots in the Latin American food industry. Demand
Collaborative and industrial robots for production automation Yaskawa, a leading provider of robotic solutions, recently showcased its range of collaborative and industrial robots at Automate 2024. The exhibition highlighted Yaskawa’s capabilities for automating a wide range of manufacturing tasks, including welding, material handling and container picking. Collaborative robots for high-speed welding One of the highlights
In an exciting step into the future of industrial robotics, Yaskawa MOTOMAN NEXT is leading the way with a new implementation that promises to revolutionise efficiency and versatility in the workplace. The synergy between the robust Wind River Linux development platform and the powerful NVIDIA Jetson processor is bringing to life a generation of robots
In a world where precision and cleanliness are crucial, Yaskawa has taken a significant step forward with the launch of its new hygienic handling robots, the Motoman HD7 and HD8. These robots have been specifically designed to meet the demanding needs of industries such as pharmaceutical, food and laboratory, where standards of cleanliness and sterility
The Yaskawa Motoman GP20 robot is a 6-axis robot that has a payload of 20 kg and a reach of 1,802 mm12. It is a compact, high-speed robot that can achieve very fast cycle times with excellent repeatability. The slim design of your wrist allows you to work in tight spaces and access difficult areas,
Plus One Robotics, a provider of machine vision software and robotic package handling solutions, is using Yaskawa Motoman robots in customer induction and mixed depalletising programmes. FedEx Corp. has acquired twelve additional induction systems, adding to the four already in place at the FedEx Express Hub in Memphis, Tennessee. Plus One introduced mixed depalletising systems
US-based Motoman Robotics presents its new collaborative robot (cobot) for the first time. The HC20XP cobot’s extended reach makes it ideal for end-of-line palletising applications. The cobot can reach entire 80-inch pallets thanks to its extended reach and without the aid of a lift or hoist. At the same time it can move heavier boxes
Yaskawa has offered a conventional technological solution without the need for additional hardware to recover the robot’s braking energy and transfer it to the power grid. All Motoman robots in the larger series, with payloads up to about 50 kg, including the latest YRC1000 robot controllers, are able to immediately convert the kinetic energy of
