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Isra Vision presents a sensor with multi-pick function that enables 60 picks per minute. The reliable calculation of collision-free robot paths ensures fast and safe operation with the shortest cycle times.
read more...Martinmechanic dealt with delicate parts handling when building an automation cell for medical technology. Two Omron XG600 Scara robots in cleanroom design and five image processing systems are used to weld and inspect a catch basket.
read more...SMC has developed the ZP3P-JT vacuum cup with bellows for the gentle pick-up and transportation of film-wrapped goods. It adapts to the variable shape of soft films thanks to a sealing sleeve.
read more...Grippers for medical technology
The variants of medical technology systems are increasing, batch sizes are becoming smaller, the cycles for new innovations are shortening and track and trace will also be introduced into the production of medical technology components. Gimatic, manufacturer of customized gripper solutions, is equipped for medical technology 4.0.
read more...Freise Automation takes second place with an automatic corona test station.
read more...Robominds presents a flexible robotic vision system based on artificial intelligence (AI) to solve pick-and-place and bin-picking applications and wins first place in the robotics category.
read more...Schmalz has developed a new gripper for automated handling: The FQE is also suitable for various tasks on collaborative robots and holds workpieces of different sizes and shapes quickly and securely.
read more...Günther and Martin Zimmer founded Zimmer Technische Werkstätten in 1980 - now the Zimmer Group is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
read more...The company HoBohTec in Garrel, Lower Saxony, has developed a system for collecting turkey eggs. In addition to a highly efficient system, particular emphasis was placed on animal welfare.
read more...SMC has developed the ZP3P-JT vacuum cup with bellows for the gentle pick-up and transportation of film-wrapped goods.
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