
Intelligent design
At Motek, Schunk will be presenting an end-of-arm program with grippers, quick-change modules, force/torque sensors and commissioning tools specially designed for the lightweight robots from Universal Robots.
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At Motek, Schunk will be presenting an end-of-arm program with grippers, quick-change modules, force/torque sensors and commissioning tools specially designed for the lightweight robots from Universal Robots.

Schmalz will be demonstrating the potential that vacuum technology offers for lightweight robots. One highlight is the new SLG gripping system for individual handling tasks in dynamically changing production environments. The SRBC collaborative rope balancer is also intelligent.

Achim Gauß, Managing Director Sales & Technology, explains what new products and developments the Zimmer Group will be presenting at Motek and which sectors are currently undergoing radical change.

Universal Robots is kicking off Motek with a whole series of new products. In Stuttgart, the specialist for collaborative robotics is presenting an in-house innovation and several peripheral products from its UR+ partners.

At Motek, OnRobot will be showcasing its end-of-arm tools on robot arms from manufacturers including Kawasaki, Techman, Doosan, Yaskawa, Kuka and Universal Robots.
Construction site of the future
With the mobile 3D printer from start-up Printstones, individual concrete parts can be created on site at the construction site. A tool changing system from Gimatic provides the necessary flexibility.

With CR Easy, Weiss Robotics is expanding its Gripkits with a powerful gripping solution for cobots that is designed to simplify entry into collaborative gripping technology.
Formhand Automation offers self-adaptable grippers for flexible handling in production and logistics. The grippers transport different parts from A to B, regardless of geometry, so that significantly fewer grippers are required.

MartinMechanic has developed an adaptive palletizing cell to prepare carbide indexable inserts for heat treatment in a sintering furnace.
Virtual robotics. Commissioning and optimization of bin-picking applications can be carried out quickly and easily with the Mikado ARC robot vision solution. It brings flexibility to the production line and enables efficient automation in prototype construction and small series.