In the industrial confines of steel mills, where the heat of molten metal mixes with the roar of heavy machinery, a quiet revolution is taking shape: the mass adoption of robots in the steel production process. These industrial automata are redefining the way one of modern civilization’s most fundamental materials is manufactured. From raw material
In an exciting development for the automation industry, FANUC, a global leader in industrial robotics, has launched its latest innovation: the SCARA series of robots. Designed to raise standards of precision and speed in key applications such as assembly, packaging and material handling, these robots promise to revolutionize industrial processes. With the constant pursuit of
In the era of automation and robotics, industrial robots have become a fundamental tool in the field of manufacturing and industrial processes. These devices not only increase efficiency and precision in tasks, but also provide robotic solutions to optimize various sectors within a factory. Industrial Robots: The Future of Automation Industrial robots are mechanical systems
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‘s SR-3iA/C three-axis and SR-6I/C four-axis pick-and-place robots are excellent for replacing manual labour and meeting the highest safety and hygiene standards in food, pharmaceutical and general production applications. To increase longevity and provide IP54-rated protection from water, dust and other contaminants, Fanuc’s latest SCARA models feature a white epoxy coating. They meet ISO Class
