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Safe human-robot collaboration
Collaborative robots stand for flexibility. But also for risks. This makes the topic of occupational safety important - and challenging. TÜV Süd provides information on safety concepts and standards.
read more...Interview with Dr. Horst Hill, DEW
How do additively and subtractively manufactured components differ in terms of their properties? Dr. Horst Hill from Deutsche Edelstahlwerke addressed these and other questions relating to metal in additive manufacturing.
read more...Four eyes see more than two - the new generation of Visionary-B CV from Sick ensures greater safety and a better overview when maneuvering with forklift trucks and other special vehicles.
read more...Comprehensive expertise in customer support is particularly important at Bosch Rexroth. One of the strategic growth targets is to digitalize field service and thereby increase efficiency, productivity and customer satisfaction.
read more...A new multi-norm or multifunctional garment uses flame-retardant high-performance fibers, which are mainly obtained from beech wood from sustainable forestry.
read more...In recent months, many production facilities have been temporarily shut down due to the coronavirus situation and are now slowly starting up again. Before restarting, however, the production plant should be electrically checked. A guide.
read more...What tasks can robots perform in collaboration with humans, what will collaboration look like in the future - and: Will the mechanical colleague put people's jobs at risk? Andreas Mühlbauer spoke about this with Peter Lange, Business Development Manager at Omron Electronics.
read more...Leuze has founded its own sales and service company, Leuze electronic Polska, and is now distributing its sensor solutions on the Polish market.
read more...The new Profi Line Protection multinorm or multifunctional clothing from CWS uses flame-retardant high-performance fibers, which are mainly obtained from beech wood from sustainable forestry.
read more...The development of cobots into a commodity product is closely linked to the issue of safety in robotics - a challenge that needs to be mastered efficiently.
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