The assembly of electronic products, one of the most demanding industries in terms of precision and speed, is increasingly adopting automation as a solution to optimize its processes. The complexity of modern devices and the need to handle extremely small components are pushing companies to seek systems that reduce errors, increase production, and improve quality.
The Need: Why Do Robots Need a Digital Brain? In the confines of factories and warehouses, robots move with millimetric precision, assembling products, packing goods, and optimizing logistics. But how do they learn to do this? The answer lies in artificial intelligence, which has become the digital brain of these industrial automatons. The Project: KUKA
In the competitive world of manufacturing, efficiency and innovation are crucial to stay ahead. UsedRobotsTrade, a company based in Zamudio, Spain, offers an attractive and sustainable solution for industries looking to automate their processes without incurring the high costs associated with acquiring new robots. With a wide range of reconditioned industrial robots from leading brands
In a significant move for the industrial robotics industry, Yaskawa Electric Corp. has announced its collaboration with Wind River for the development of the Motoman Next robot. Utilising Wind River Linux, this new generation of robots promises to elevate efficiency and flexibility on production lines with its autonomous and AI-enabled decision-making capabilities. Advantages of Wind
In a world where technology is advancing by leaps and bounds, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education has become a fundamental pillar in preparing future generations. In North America, one tool has emerged as a game changer in the classroom: Dobot robots. With their accessibility, functionality and ease of use, Dobot robots are transforming
In an effort to maximise the productivity of robots in industrial facilities, Productivity Inc. has presented an innovative demonstration highlighting the versatility and efficiency of its automation solutions. The company demonstrated how a single robot can perform multiple tasks, beyond simple part loading and unloading, using ATI’s QC-11 tool changer and RCT-151 radially compliant deburring
Today, robotics has become a fundamental pillar for the transformation of production processes in a variety of industries. From automotive to agriculture, robots are redefining the way products are manufactured and handled, offering unprecedented flexibility in response to changing market demands. Flexibility as a Key to Success Flexibility in production is essential to adapt to
ABB Robotics, a global leader in industrial automation, has announced the launch of its next-generation OmniCore platform, a revolutionary solution that promises to transform the industrial robotics landscape. This unified platform offers unprecedented control over ABB’s wide range of robotics hardware and software, enabling companies to optimise their operations and achieve new levels of efficiency.
The robotics revolution is underway, and companies in all sectors are facing the critical decision to integrate robotic solutions into their operations. The promise of increased efficiency, reduced costs and increased competitiveness is alluring, but before taking the plunge, it is critical to conduct a detailed cost-benefit analysis. This analysis provides a clear, strategic justification
Industrial automation has transformed the way factories and production plants operate around the world. In this context, the ABB IRB 7600 325/3.10 M2004 industrial robot, offered by Eurobots, stands out as a robust and versatile solution for various industrial applications. This model not only promises efficiency and precision, but also a significant improvement in the
