In the dizzying world of industrial robotics, the constant search for efficiency and technological innovation are fundamental elements to stay at the forefront of global competition. In this context, the Fanuc M-10iA/10MS Robot emerges as an outstanding solution, offering exceptional performance and unprecedented versatility for a wide range of industrial applications. Conceived by Fanuc, a
The aerospace sector is one of the most demanding and competitive in the world, as it requires high levels of precision, safety and quality in the manufacturing and maintenance of its components. To achieve these objectives, companies in the aerospace sector have turned to industrial robotics as an efficient and profitable solution that allows them
These FANUC robots are capable of handling container trays and plastic bags safely and efficiently, guaranteeing the sterilization and quality of the injectables produced by DEMO SA. Prior to the implementation of automation, DEMO SA faced challenges related to loading and unloading container trays and plastic bags in the sterilization process. The different sizes, dimensions
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
In 2019, 50-year-old UK-based Mitre Plastics manufactured a high-volume brass insert part for an appliance manufacturer. Mitre Plastics asked an automation supplier to create a concept design using its FANUC ROBOSHOT -S220iB injection moulding machine to identify the manufacturing process. FANUC and Mitre Plastics worked together to create automated robotic merchandising for white goods. When FANUC
FANUC is promoting the creation of a comprehensive robot for use in the workplace. A robotic platform that enables genuine social collaboration between people and robots is what the EU-funded research project “Fluently” aims to build. The objectives of the three-year project include the creation of a specialised training facility called ‘Fluently RoboGym’, as well
