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 recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized many aspects of our lives, including the robotics industry. With the integration of AI into industrial robots, significant improvements have been achieved in terms of efficiency, precision and adaptability. In this article, we will explore some of the major improvements that have come with the introduction of
When it comes to industrial robotics, precision and efficiency are key. In this sense, Fanuc, one of the world leaders in the manufacturing of industrial robots, has presented two of its most outstanding models: the Fanuc R-2000iB/165F and the Fanuc R-2000iB/210F. Both robots are notable examples of advanced engineering and cutting-edge technology. However, each has
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
Automated robotics offers the possibility to improve the performance, quality, and adaptability of production processes in different sectors. By using intelligent robots, human error can be reduced, the use of resources can be optimised, and products can be customised according to customer needs. It improves sustainability, reduces environmental impact, and increases quality. Builders can anticipate
Kevin Gavin of KUKA Robotics Corporation says: “Calculating the total life cycle cost of a piece of equipment, such as a robot, is an effective approach that takes into consideration not only the initial cost, but also the production throughput and all costs associated with maintaining the robot to calculate its true cost. Gavin suggests
Robot-based automation is a growing trend in the industrial sector, offering numerous benefits such as increased productivity, quality and safety. However, implementing a robot-based automation system can be challenging, as it involves a number of steps and decisions that can affect the time and cost of the project. Therefore, it is important to follow some
FANUC supplied an industrial-scale laser cutting cell ordered by the UK’s Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) using a range of automated systems. The demonstration cell includes a 12 m x 4 m cutting table, a six-axis robot, a computer numerical control (CNC) system for the flatbed table and laser, all housed in a laser safe enclosure.
End users want implementation procedures to be more agile and adaptable in order to respond to delivery times and the particularities of each company. IMASD engineering has proposed a collaborative approach to meet the palletisation demands of the industry. IMASD’s CERES palletising cell is adaptable to any industry or type of company and is characterised
Typically, a gantry-type (also known as Cartesian, linear or transverse) top-mounted three-axis robot is used to demould injection moulded parts. Pick-and-place automation is commonly used to demould injection moulded parts. According to Fanuc Robotics programme manager for the plastics industry, Joseph Portelli, the demand for part orientation capability is increasing. However, today’s moulders are looking
