Service robotics for industry
Modules for robotics. Pilz is premiering its new service robotics modules in Munich. Other trade fair topics include the range of safe sensor technology for robot cells and for human-robot collaboration.
read more...read more...Elevator system for height jumps
A new accumulating conveyor with "elevator system" from the mechanical engineering specialist Tünkers creates more planning freedom in the routing.
read more...Fronius' CMT technology in use at Voestalpine
The so-called cold arc has reached its further development stage. Fronius recently added the TPS/i welding power source to its portfolio. As the basis of CMT technology, it can be used in many applications for robot-assisted welding.
read more...System for deburring and finishing
Robot-supported complete solution. Deburring is an elementary process in the production of ready-to-install crankshafts for cars and trucks. Indat Robotics has now developed a complete robot-assisted solution for deburring and finishing crankshafts.
read more...Mobile cell visitors
Flexible production. Around a dozen industrial robots work in a smart factory in Norway. Omron's mobile LD robots and enterprise management software are used to intelligently connect the cells.
read more...AGVs on battery assembly lines
Established in e-mobility
The assembly of traction batteries for vehicles with hybrid or electric drives requires flexibility. Automated guided vehicle systems from DS enable production plants to adapt to changing requirements. They communicate with plant components and higher-level systems and ensure productivity with optimum worker protection.
read more...Accumulating conveyor with elevator
Tünkers has developed an accumulating conveyor with elevator module. This means that routes with height adjustment between loading and unloading can also be mapped with a classic accumulating conveyor.
read more...Pilz: further growth with robotics
The automation company Pilz is also focusing on a new, modular range for service robotics in 2018.
read more...Pilz wants to grow further with robotics
Pilz continues to grow: In the 2017 financial year, the automation company increased its turnover to 338 million euros and the number of employees to a good 2,300. In 2018, the family-owned company is also focusing on a new, modular range for service robotics.
read more...Closing the methodological gap
Planning joint workstations for humans and robots. The planning and integration of robot systems with which humans can work together safely in ongoing production processes is still complicated.
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