Tag Archives: Human-robot collaboration

KAWASAKI CL SERIES: POWER AND PRECISION AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

The CL Series from Kawasaki Robotics has revolutionized the world of collaborative automation, offering a unique combination of industrial performance and human safety. But what makes these cobots so special? Let’s take a closer look at their technical features and their impact on the production sector. Technical Features of the CL Series The CL series

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HOW TO PROTECT WORKERS IN THE AGE OF ROBOTS: KEYS TO A SAFE INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT

Currently, robots play a fundamental role in the automation of industrial processes. However, their presence also poses challenges in terms of workplace safety. Here are some key points to ensure a safe industrial environment when working with robots: 1. Enclosures and Safety Fences Delimiting work areas with safety fences is essential. These physical barriers prevent

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THE SILENT REVOLUTION: HOW IA ROBOTICS IS TRANSFORMING THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY

In the dark corners of factories, where lights flicker over assembly lines and the constant hum of machinery fills the air, a silent revolution is brewing. AI-powered robotics is emerging as an unexpected ally in the fight against labor shortages in the U.S. manufacturing sector. The Challenge of Labor Shortages The manufacturing industry faces a

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ADVANCED VISION-BASED AUTOMATION FROM KUKA ROBOBUSINES AT VISION SHOW 2022

Two automated cells from KUKA Robotics were brought to The Vision Show, where they showcased automated mobility with one being used for automated mobility and the other for container collection. The public was able to see a transportable robotic solution created in collaboration with the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturers. They will also be able to

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COLLABORATIVE ROBOT KUKA SEALER AT FORD PLANT

The sealants are applied at Ford via a KUKA LBR iiwa cobot. Without the requirement for safety fences, it works alongside human workers and provides relief during the work process. Workers at Ford’s Cologne plant benefit from the adaptability, sensitivity and learning ability of the lightweight KUKA LBR iiwa robot. According to Michael Koch, production

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