Ai Nagakubo is branch manager in Neuss (www.industrial-production.de)
Building on the success we have achieved together
Yamaha Robotics announces that Ai Nagakubo has been appointed to the position of Branch Manager at the company's European headquarters in Neuss near Düsseldorf, Germany, effective January 1, 2024. Ai Nagakubo has been a team member since the branch was founded in 2011.
read more...Automatica 2023 (www.industrial-production.de)
Yamaha shows robots, cobots and battery cell assembly
Yamaha will be bringing pioneering products and new application examples to Automatica 2023, such as the assembly of battery cells for electric cars.
read more...4 axles that are worthwhile (www.industrial-production.de)
Scara robots change the profitability of automation
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Scara robots change the profitability of automation
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Designing transport systems for high flexibility
Factories need flexibility to further increase productivity and introduce new products. Manufacturers must continuously adapt in order to increase productivity and production output.
read more...Material Handling (www.industrial-production.de)
Efficient workpiece transport in assembly
Linear conveyor modules are an alternative to rotary indexing tables for certain assembly tasks.
read more...Robot software (www.industrial-production.de)
Greater flexibility during assembly
Yamaha Motor Europe offers a free software plug-in for the Asyril Asycube parts feeder to increase the flexibility and productivity of SCARA and Cartesian robots during assembly.
read more...Image processing (www.industrial-production.de)
Vision system detects irregularly shaped objects
Yamaha Motor has developed the new RCXiVY2+ vision system, which has a new "blob detection" feature that enables picking, presence detection and high-speed counting of multiple workpieces for irregularly shaped objects.
read more...Improved vision system (www.industrial-production.de)
Robot sees even in poor light
Yamaha's iVY2 machine vision system for robots takes advantage of special vision instructions from the RCX340 multi-robot controller to simplify line setup and improve performance.
read more...New Scara (www.industrial-production.de)
400 millimeter arm length
Yamaha has introduced the new YK400 XE scara robot with an arm length of 400 millimeters. The YK400XE is a successor to the YK400XR. The manufacturer points to high accuracy and performance at a reduced price.
read more...Vision system (www.industrial-production.de)
Inspection as if in flight
Yamaha's Factory Automation Section at Motek will showcase technologies to accelerate robotic processes, including on-the-fly visual inspection and alignment.
read more...Scara family from Yamaha (www.industrial-production.de)
New arms for the Scara
Yamaha is expanding its Scara family: the available arm lengths now range from just 120 to 1,200 millimeters and the maximum payload from one to 50 kilograms to speed up pick & place, packing and unpacking tasks as well as mechanical assembly tasks.
read more...Robotics (www.industrial-production.de)
Picking at high speed
Yamaha's Factory Automation Section portfolio includes all common types of industrial robots such as Cartesian and Scara robots as well as single and multi-axis articulated robots.
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