Nomination Products of the Year 2024
Kawasaki: CL105 powered by Neura
Kawasaki Robotics has introduced the new CL cobot series. It was created through a partnership with the German start-up Neura Robotics. This marks the Japanese robot pioneer's entry into the cobot market. The CL series has been nominated for the robotics category in the 2024 Product of the Year competition.
With the CL105 IP66, the expertise of 50 years of robotics from Japan meets pioneering automation from Germany. With the introduction of the CL series and a wide range of payloads and reaches, Kawasaki Robotics presents an innovative and dynamic approach to collaborative robotics, supported by the collaboration with Neura Robotics. The partnership aims to redefine the existing understanding of cobots in the industry and usher in a new era of collaborative automation.
. Each model is flexible to mount, requires minimal space and is IP66 rated. The proprietary safety architecture and numerous functions for safety positioning, speed, torque, zones, limit values and collision detection enable these CL series cobots to work together with human workers without any problems.
With a speed of 200 degrees per second and a repeat accuracy of plus/minus 0.02 millimeters, all models in the CL series offer maximum precision. They are the ideal choice for automating simple and repetitive tasks to save costs and maximize revenue. Manufactured and developed in Germany, powered by Neura Robotics, the CL series cobots offer excellent performance through high-quality components such as integrated 24-bit encoders, which are among the highest resolution on the market, as well as a lightweight and reliable design. The compact and robust design of the CL series, coupled with IP66 protection, makes it suitable for use in harsh environments.
The CL series powered by Neura from Kawasaki, nominated for the robotics category.
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