OnRobot at the Motek
Program end-of-arm tools yourself
At Motek, OnRobot will be showcasing its end-of-arm tools on robot arms from manufacturers including Kawasaki, Techman, Doosan, Yaskawa, Kuka and Universal Robots.
In line with the motto "All Robot Brands - One OnRobot System", the Motek stand will showcase the further expanded usability of the products, as CEO Enrico Krog Iversen explains: "Our new system solution with standardized interfaces guarantees that our tools can now be used with products from almost all common manufacturers. This enables users to automate their processes as flexibly as possible."
The new Dual Quick Changer, which for the first time allows two different OnRobot tools to be used simultaneously on one robot arm, is also intended to ensure greater versatility and efficiency in use. The new product can be seen at both stands.
Program end-of-arm tools yourself
The operation of the end-of-arm tools has also become even more user-friendly thanks to the product updates. At stand7303 in hall 7, where OnRobot is exhibiting in cooperation with Universal Robots, visitors can program the various gripper models themselves. "The new product generation is even more intuitive to use than before," explains Björn Milsch, General Manager DACH & Benelux at OnRobot. "We want to make it as easy as possible for users." as
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