Artificial intelligence

Remote control with AI

In addition to the new RS007N/L and BX200X models, Kawasaki is presenting the prototype of the Successor - a new artificial intelligence (AI)-powered manual remote control for industrial robots.

The manual remote control for industrial robots, which is supported by artificial intelligence (AI), combines modern robot technology with human intuition and flexibility. (Image: Kawasaki)

Visitors to the trade fair will have the opportunity to test the Successor prototype: the remote control combines robot technology with human intuition and flexibility. On site, a painting robot can be controlled intuitively via an ergonomically designed control unit to paint a workpiece efficiently and precisely. With the RS007N/L and BX200X models and the F60 controller, Kawasaki offers small and medium-sized companies in particular space-saving and easy-to-implement solutions for robot-assisted automation.

According to the manufacturer, the two robots RS007N and RS007L for small to medium payloads are the fastest models in their class and specifically meet the increasing demand for compact robots in the electronics and food industries. In combination with the F60 controller, they offer maximum speed and precision in the smallest of spaces. The BX200X model offers the same performance and load capacity of 200 kilograms as the BX200L - but extends the effective reach of the robot from 2,597 to 3,412 millimetres. as

Hall B5, Stand 320

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