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A rosy future is predicted for human-robot collaboration. No wonder, as cobots relieve humans of all kinds of work. Kuka is also developing lightweight robots for HRC.
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A rosy future is predicted for human-robot collaboration. No wonder, as cobots relieve humans of all kinds of work. Kuka is also developing lightweight robots for HRC.

Interview with Christoph Stichel, division one
Digitalization is not only radically changing our everyday working lives, but also the way we recruit staff. Christoph Stichel, Managing Partner of recruitment consultancy division one, is an expert in the industrial sector and knows the challenges facing recruitment.

The Suhl-based company Vision & Control is inviting 60 students from Ilmenau Technical University and selected school pupils to the Vision trade fair in Stuttgart, including bus travel and overnight accommodation. The aim is to get the young people interested in industrial image processing.
A rosy future is predicted for human-robot collaboration. No wonder, as cobots relieve humans of all kinds of work. Kuka is also developing lightweight robots for HRC. The latest member: LBR iisy.

At Motek in Stuttgart, Hepco will be exhibiting both its 1-Trak system and the GFX guidance system for the Beckhoff XTS (eXtended Transport System), which allows carrier plates, so-called movers, to be controlled individually.
At the Motek in Stuttgart, Werma Signaltechnik is presenting innovative systems for process optimization as well as a concept study for design-oriented signaling.
Interchangeable gripper system for robots
While the assembly of robots used to be done by hand, robots are now taking over this task. Robot assembly at Kuka shows how this works and the role played by Zimmer Group grippers.

At Motek, Fraunhofer IPA will be using robot applications to present new technologies that increase the degree of automation in assembly and thus leverage economic and qualitative potential.

With the TracerM laser projector from Faro, assembly and production processes can be controlled quickly, accurately and easily.
Automation of aircraft production
As a steadily growing market, the aviation industry is increasingly becoming the focus of automation. Suppliers, OEMs and maintenance companies are increasingly using robots for this purpose. The requirements result in interesting new tasks.