Imagine a factory that doesn’t need to be built. One that can be installed within hours and operate right where it’s needed. That’s exactly what Sojo Industries, a U.S.-based startup, is achieving. They’ve just raised $40 million to bring their mobile production lines to more companies and industries. Their goal? To transform how we think
In the age of advanced automation, industrial robots have become indispensable players within production facilities. Their efficiency, precision, and ability to operate continuously are highly valued. Yet, with their growing presence comes a crucial responsibility: ensuring the safety of human operators who interact with these machines. Protecting robots and robotic cells is not merely about
Modular robot design is revolutionizing industrial automation by offering unprecedented flexibility and efficiency. This approach allows factories to quickly adapt to shifting market demands, streamline their processes, and reduce operational costs. What’s driving the change? The ability to easily reconfigure modular robots enables them to take on different tasks, making it easier for production lines
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has introduced an innovative testing system designed to ensure the long-term durability and comfort of its luxury vehicle seats. The company employs four highly specialized robots, known as KUKA Occubots, to replicate what amounts to ten years of intense seat usage in just a matter of days. These robotic testers simulate
The strategic alliance between Universal Robots (UR), a global leader in collaborative robots, and Nvidia, a prominent name in artificial intelligence and accelerated computing, is redefining the industrial robotics landscape. This collaboration has led to innovations that not only enhance the capabilities of existing cobots but also unlock new categories of applications that were previously
The world of construction and civil engineering is undergoing a remarkable transformation, driven by advances in automation. At the forefront of this change is an impressive innovation: the KUKA Catonator — a high-precision robotic saw equipped with enormous 2,000 mm blades. This powerful system is reshaping how materials like concrete and stone are cut, setting
The welding industry is undergoing rapid transformation thanks to the integration of advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and adaptive automation. Leading companies in the field are developing solutions that enhance precision, reduce reliance on specialized labor, and boost manufacturing efficiency. Among the most significant developments, three key trends are reshaping the world of automated welding—and
When we think of industrial robots, we often picture a mechanical arm lifting heavy objects. The ABB IRB 6640 3.2-130 certainly fits that image—it’s a robust piece of machinery capable of handling loads of up to 130 kg across a reach of 3.2 meters. But its true value lies in the advanced technology embedded within,
Automation is a fundamental pillar of Industry 4.0, yet its integration presents a crucial challenge: how can we preserve human interaction and creativity in an increasingly technological environment? Striking a balance between technological efficiency and human value has become one of the central tasks for modern organizations. Rather than being seen as a replacement, automation
In the world of industrial automation, precision, flexibility, and efficiency are key to staying competitive. The KUKA KR8 R1620 ARC HW-SEL + SKS, available through Eurobots, is an advanced solution that brings all these qualities together. It is specifically designed for arc welding, adhesive and sealant application, and other material handling tasks. This six-axis robot
