The term edge computing is inextricably linked to the word cloud computing. While cloud computing - i.e. the connection of systems to the internet - has been gaining in importance for several years as part of the future-oriented Industry 4.0 project, edge computing appears to be a relatively new technology. The possibilities of this approach will be demonstrated using the EPC 1502 edge device.
The Bremen Institute of Structural Mechanics and Production Systems is developing a concept that aims to improve human-machine interaction within collaborative assembly scenarios using image-based hand recognition.
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In Essen, Kawasaki Robotics focused on its innovations in the field of intelligent, safe and sustainable arc welding automation at Schweissen & Schneiden.
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Bosch Rexroth has developed the PRC7000 welding controller. It supports companies in their search for the right welding parameters, the transition to adaptive control and the automated search for the optimum monitoring limits.
The Swiss automation specialist Afag presents a new electric small parts gripper with integrated control.
Dunkermotoren has automated end shield machining with EGS. Two Yaskawa robots are used to machine the motor covers.
The young software start-up Assemblio helps manufacturing companies to plan assembly more effectively, quickly and cost-effectively.
Powerful micromotors in electric tool changers turn robots into flexible tools.
Implementing the partial automation of packaging machines with the help of a coordinated solution: RK Rose+Krieger offers suitable adapter kits for its linear axes for mounting the SeGMo-Assist digital position indicator from Lenord+Bauer.
With the EP(X)-II series of double-tube units, RK Rose+Krieger offers a robust solution for the precise positioning of medium to heavy loads in any installation position.
