Four new software packages
Fruitcore Robotics will in future be equipping its robots with four individually selectable software options. The flexible offer replaces the previous all-inclusive price for robots and software.
read more...read more...Reliable and precise balancing
Shaft couplings transmit rotary movements and torques from shaft to shaft. They also compensate for tolerances and mechanical errors that would otherwise lead to damage to drive or measurement configurations.
read more...Kuka grows and invests
After strong growth in 2021, Kuka plans to invest 800 million euros in research and development by 2025. The new iiQKA robot operating system is already being used by the first companies.
read more...Bosch Rexroth wants to become majority shareholder in Kassow Robots
Bosch Rexroth plans to acquire a majority stake in Kassow Robots, based in Copenhagen, and thus expand its portfolio in the area of the factory of the future.
read more...Machining with the robot
Based on its experience in the construction of deburring robot cells, Kadia developed advanced solutions for general machining processes such as milling, drilling and thread cutting.
read more...Japan is the world's largest manufacturer
Japan is the world's largest manufacturer of industrial robots: 45% of the global supply comes from Nippon.
read more...Industrial robotics from the cloud
Scientists at the Fraunhofer Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology IPK are researching the potential of cloud technologies for industrial robotics together with the Technical University of Berlin.
read more...drag&bot becomes part of Keba
The start-up was founded as a spin-off of the Fraunhofer IPA in Stuttgart and offers a manufacturer-independent robot operating system.
read more...Automatic inspection of painted parts
Camera-based systems can be used to reliably detect and mark defects in the painting of automotive parts. The in-line inspection increases productivity and reduces costs and complaints.
read more...Integration of robot-based production cells
Clamping technology for robot processing
The ISW at the University of Stuttgart researches the use of industrial robots for machining tasks and develops automation concepts that support the integration of robot-based production cells in companies.
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