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Collaborating robots support the automation of manual work. Cobots from Universal Robots are already easy to program; combined with VeriSens vision sensors, they are suitable as a simple solution for vision-guided robotics applications.
read more...Together with Robert, the company Life Science Robotics has developed a robot for mobilizing patients to support physiotherapists in their work. The lightweight robot LBR Med from Kuka is used.
read more...Dahl Automation has been part of the Hahn Group since March 27, 2020. The acquisition expands Hahn's portfolio in the fields of robotics and intralogistics.
read more...Universal Robots and Voith Robotics have announced their strategic partnership. The Danish manufacturer's collaborative robots will now also be integrated into Voith Robotics solutions.
read more...Universal Robots is expanding its UR+ platform for certified partner products: Twenty software and hardware kits for the most popular cobot applications are now available on the platform.
read more...As a hybrid robot, the HRC-capable Motoman HC10 from Yaskawa can be used in collaborative operation as well as an industrial robot. The manufacturer has now extended the range of applications even further: the HC10DT IP67 is both dustproof and waterproof.
read more...From 2020 to 2022, around two million new industrial robots will be installed in factories worldwide - according to the IFR statistics department's forecast. The top drivers are: simplified operability, human-machine collaboration and digitalization.
read more...At Schmalz, the focus at Logimat is on handling technology. This includes, for example, concepts for low room heights: Thanks to the V-Chain drag chain, the Jumboflex on the flat jib gains valuable centimeters below the crane jib.
read more...International Federation of Robotics
According to the IFR, two million new robots will be installed in production facilities worldwide by 2022. Clear trends can be identified.
read more...The center for collaborative robots is being built in Odense. The two robotics companies Mobile Industrial Robots and Universal Robots are investing 36 million dollars in the development and production of robots.
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