Robot arm as an eye-catcher
Igus offers its low-cost robot robolink DP - consisting of high-performance plastics - in customized designs.
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In collaborative robotics, manually operated systems are also used in addition to fully automatic gripper changing systems. With the QC75, Gimatic has developed a collaborative manual changer that is tailored to the requirements of cobots.
read more...Even more collaborative
Piab's vacuum-controlled end-of-arm tool (EOAT) Picobot is now available with a generic electrical interface and ISO 9409-1 mechanical mounting plate dimension options, so it can be configured to work with any collaborative robot and smaller industrial robots.
read more...Safe human-robot interaction
Humans are supported by robots in a wide variety of work processes. Greater flexibility and productivity are the most important goals of such cooperative robot operation, while at the same time personal safety is a must. Flexible safety systems ensure productive work processes and safe working environments at the same time.
read more...New lightweight robot presented
With the CRX-10iA, manufacturer Fanuc is adding a particularly lightweight HRC solution to its product range.
read more...Getting started with automation
Cobot gripper with starter pack
The flexible EGH co-act gripper from Schunk is designed to provide an easy introduction to the world of cobots.
read more...Who grabs what best and when?
Selection of gripper models. The market for collaborative robotics is growing. The success of automation stands and falls with the choice of the right end-of-arm tooling (EoAT) - i.e. grippers, sensors or tool changers.
read more...ABB's robots decorate the Christmas tree
At the Bloomingdale's department store in New York, robots and cobots from ABB are creating Christmas cheer: they decorate Christmas trees, play in an orchestra and serve customers coffee. But see for yourself!
read more...Helmut Schmid is also responsible for Northern Europe
Helmut Schmid is now also in charge of the Northern Europe region for Universal Robots. In addition to the DACH and Benelux countries, he is now also responsible for all UR activities in Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland.
read more...Three pillars of successful cobot initiatives
Omron recommends a three-stage cobot strategy so that man and machine can work together harmoniously: approaches and solutions should be characterized by powerful functions, safe application and flexible adaptability to new requirements.
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