In a world where technology advances by leaps and bounds, compact and versatile robots are becoming key allies in education and scientific research. Among these, Dobot robots stand out not only for their small size but also for their significant impact on shaping the minds of the future and at the forefront of research. Dobot
In the competitive world of food production, efficiency and quality are imperative. For Brunos, the renowned Swiss producer of condiments and salad dressings, a bottleneck in its production line represented a significant obstacle. The solution to this problem came in the form of advanced robotics, specifically the FANUC M-20iA robot, the implementation of which transformed
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.
