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Artificial intelligence and HRC
Algorithms can support humans in quality assurance by using sensor data to assess quality. The subsequent documentation can be carried out with the help of blockchain-based technologies and thus create added value.
read more...Boll has developed a solution for the automatic polishing of injection molding tools for tool manufacturer Siegfried Hofmann. After manual teaching of a robot path, a robot now carries out the process.
read more...HRC has a lot of potential - for the right application in each case. But HRC integration can only succeed if all aspects of safety are taken into account and the solution pays for itself in economic terms.
read more...For the first time, RK Rose + Krieger is presenting a spatial gantry for collaborative robots. The three-axis room gantry for a system for robot-based machining was developed in a project with the Fraunhofer Institute for Mechatronic Design Technology IEM.
read more...The Zimmer Group will be showcasing several innovations from its various technology areas at Motek. For example, gripper series have been enhanced with several new features and functions, including an end-of-arm flange that makes grippers wireless-capable.
read more...Human-robot collaboration is becoming the cornerstone of the smart factory of tomorrow. But how can HRC be used sensibly and economically in production today? Answers to this question will be provided at the 4th 'Human-Robot Forum' on October 23-24 in Stuttgart.
read more...Human-robot collaboration is becoming the cornerstone of the smart factory of tomorrow. But how can HRC be used sensibly and economically in production today? Answers to this question will be provided at the 4th 'Human-Robot Forum' on October 23 and 24 in Stuttgart.
read more...Flexible, autonomous and networked handling systems are finding their way into production. In addition, the collaboration between man and machine is being revolutionized. For this to succeed, gripping systems are needed for the smart factory. Sensor technology is becoming increasingly important.
read more...Robotics and automation help companies to remain internationally successful. Cobots help manufacturing companies to assert themselves productively in the market by interacting directly with humans. EMO Hannover shows what this can look like.
read more...Gripping system for human-robot collaboration
High safety requirements must be met so that humans and robots can work in shared workspaces without a safety fence. The Co-act EGL-C large lifting gripper presented by Schunk at the Hannover Messe is based on new solutions.
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