In the age of automation, industrial robots have proven to be critical players in a variety of sectors, from automobile manufacturing to food production. Among the leading brands in this market, KUKA, ABB, Motoman (Yaskawa) and FANUC stand out. In this article, we will delve into its features, applications, advantages and disadvantages, to better understand
In the industrial robotics landscape, speed and precision are two critical qualities that drive efficiency and productivity on production lines. In this sense, the leading automation technology company, YASKAWA, has presented a range of ultra-fast robots that are redefining performance standards in the sector. With a combination of speed, precision and versatility, these five YASKAWA
In an exciting development for the industrial robotics industry, MOTOMAN has launched its latest creation, the MOTOMAN-AR3120 arc welding robot. This impressive device has captured the attention of the industrial world with its 20kg load capacity and exceptional reach of 3,120mm. The MOTOMAN-AR3120 promises to revolutionize welding processes in a variety of industrial applications. With
Plus One Robotics, a provider of machine vision software and robotic package handling solutions, is using Yaskawa Motoman robots in customer induction and mixed depalletising programmes. FedEx Corp. has acquired twelve additional induction systems, adding to the four already in place at the FedEx Express Hub in Memphis, Tennessee. Plus One introduced mixed depalletising systems
US-based Motoman Robotics presents its new collaborative robot (cobot) for the first time. The HC20XP cobot’s extended reach makes it ideal for end-of-line palletising applications. The cobot can reach entire 80-inch pallets thanks to its extended reach and without the aid of a lift or hoist. At the same time it can move heavier boxes
