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Pallet handling. Productivity can be increased and process reliability gained with a flexible system for handling return pallets. Keller has developed an application consisting of an industrial robot and an optimized gripper.
read more...Gripping, moving, depositing - all this is unthinkable in automated processes without the right gripper. The vacuum specialist Schmalz therefore develops flexible systems and supports the user in selecting and configuring the right components: a challenge because the number of variants is constantly increasing and batch sizes are converging towards one.
read more...The regional trade fair series All About Automation will kick off its trade fair year on January 15 and 16, 2020 in the Hamburg-Schnelsen exhibition hall with a special edition for the northern region.
read more...According to the World Robotics Report 2019, USD 16.5 billion was invested in robots worldwide and 422,000 units were delivered. A pause in growth is expected for 2019, but double-digit growth is forecast for 2020.
read more...Automated special solution from ACI Laser. A handling system consisting of a laser marking station and industrial robot will be presented by ACI Laser at the Productronica trade fair in Munich in Hall B2, Stand 111.
read more...TE Connectivity (TE) has expanded its AMPMODU connector system to include PCB connectors with a 2 mm pitch.
read more...International Federation of Robotics
India's robot market continues to grow: a new record of 4,771 newly installed units was achieved in 2018. India thus moved up to 11th place in a global comparison.
read more...Robotics - systems and peripherals
This year's handling awards were once again presented as part of Motek. In category 2 "Robotics - Systems and Peripherals", a collaborative industrial robot, a software module for commissioning and controlling a robot and service robotics modules were honored.
read more...handling award for the best start-up
With "Highly Optimized Robotic Systems Technology", or HORST for short, a young team of entrepreneurs from Constance ventured into the robotics market. The clever combination of hardware and software convinced the jury to award Fruitcore the prize for the best start-up in the competition.
read more...The Institute for Control Engineering of Machine Tools and Manufacturing Units (ISW) at the University of Stuttgart has developed a robotic finger with adaptive flexibility based on shape memory alloys for handling sensitive workpieces.
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