End-of-arm tools
One-stop store for collaborative applications
OnRobot will be presenting its entire product portfolio at the Hannover Messe and showcasing end-of-arm tools on robots from Techman, Doosan and Yaskawa for the first time.
As a one-stop store for collaborative robot applications,OnRobot fills a gap in the market for cobots and lightweight robots. The company will be presenting its entire product portfolio at its stand. In addition to robot models from Kuka, Fanuc, Kawasaki and Universal Robots, applications with robots from Techman, Doosan and Yaskawa will also be on display. The cobot market continues to boom and is forecast to grow by around 50 percent per year until 2025.
Keeping track of which end effector is the right one for which robot and which application is becoming increasingly complex. This is where OnRobot comes in: Grippers, sensors and software should come from a single source, be immediately available and as easy to set up as possible.
In order to achieve the company's ambitious goals, further acquisitions are planned for the future. For the product range, this should mean an increase of around 40 products within two years and will include vision solutions in addition to grippers, sensors and software.
Hanover Fair, Hall 17, Stand C14
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