Hanover Fair 2019
Automation in the field of tension of Industry 4.0
Yaskawa is showcasing its new developments in drive technology and robotics at Hannover Messe 2019. In the field of Industry 4.0, companies should benefit from the easy-to-use components.
According to the company, the GA500 frequency inverter from Yaskawa, which is making its world premiere at the trade fair, stands for easy programmability. The new development adds a compact model for industrial applications to the current range of frequency inverters: The inverter offers 800 parameters and therefore a comprehensive portfolio of functions for solving drive tasks. Nevertheless, it can be parameterized in just a few minutes by answering simple questions.
The i3 mechatronics solution Yaskawa Cockpit, which will be available from summer 2019 as the enhanced "Edition 1", will also be presented at the Hannover Messe. This platform can be used to record data from components, robots or entire systems, including third-party products, in real time and display and evaluate the information generated in a visually appealing, comprehensible and meaningful way.
Solutions ranging from machine loading and collaborative robots - some mobile on an automated guided vehicle system - to a gallery of planned models from Yaskawa's first European robot production will also be presented at the stand.
Hanover Fair, Hall 17, Stand B50
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