Fanuc cobot helps pack pills
The Japanese pharmaceutical company Takeda has started to use robots in packaging. A collaborative CR-15iA from Fanuc now relieves employees of five tons per shift in 24/7 operation.
read more...read more...Six new cobots
Doosan Robotics is launching six new collaborative robots (cobots) onto the market. The new series consists of four A-series models and two H-series models.
read more...MRK project from Omron and Kraus
Cobot automates the booklet feed
A cobot project by Kraus and Omron shows how man and machine can work together. A TM12 cobot was optimized for automatic booklet feeding in medical technology.
read more...How cobots optimize assembly
Collaborative robots provide support in assembly and relieve employees of monotonous tasks. Companies of all sizes benefit from this, as the examples of Albrecht Jung and Opel show.
read more...Automating production robots in SMEs
Today, robotic automation is the means of choice to meet the desire for increased efficiency and to counter the shortage of skilled workers.
read more...Safety in the joint
The development of cobots into a commodity product is closely linked to the issue of safety in robotics - a challenge that needs to be mastered efficiently.
read more...Virtual training for human-robot collaboration
The University of Bremen is developing a virtual training environment that allows students to experience the potential and challenges associated with human-robot collaboration (HRC) up close at the training and further education locations.
read more..."You can look forward to what's to come"
Collaborative robotics. In the USA, 6 River Systems is established in the retail, e-commerce, warehouse logistics and supply chain sectors with its mobile collaborative robotics fulfillment solutions.
read more...OnRobot launches new Eyes vision system
OnRobot launches its first image processing system: Eyes enables optical part recognition and depth perception for the robot arms of all common manufacturers.
read more...Long arm with seven axes
Kassow Robots has added two more models to its product portfolio: KR 1805 and KR 1410. The models have seven fully controlled axes, which offers more flexibility. The KR 1805 has a reach of 1.
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