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Sensor solutions for industrial robotics
At Automatica, Sick will be focusing on the wide range of solutions for functional safety and industrial image processing as well as digital approaches such as augmented reality and AI.
read more...Robots have significantly advanced the industry in recent years - for example in terms of efficiency, reducing the workload of employees and the precise execution of monotonous tasks. The use of artificial intelligence is now taking the performance of robots to a new level.
read more...International Federation of Robotics
The European automotive industry continues to invest heavily in production automation: With a total of 23,000 industrial robots installed, the industry has achieved its second-best result in the last five years. This is according to preliminary results from the International Federation of Robotics (IFR).
read more...The robotics industry is about to change dramatically. Over the past two years, artificial intelligence has changed our understanding of what technology can do: AI is no longer an empty buzzword, but an indispensable part of future business strategies. In 2025, the focus will shift from innovative concepts to concrete applications.
read more...Robots have significantly advanced the industry in recent years - for example in terms of efficiency, reducing the workload of employees and the precise execution of monotonous tasks. The use of artificial intelligence is now taking the performance of robots to a new level.
read more...Kassow Robots at the Automatica
At Automatica, Kassow Robots will be presenting a wide range of industrial applications for production and logistics tasks that provide new impetus for efficiency and flexibility in industrial automation.
read more...Deutsche Messe's Robotics Award is entering a new round: the search is on for innovative, market-ready robotics solutions with potential for the industry. Applications can be submitted until November 1, 2025 - regardless of participation in the trade fair.
read more...The development of humanoid robots has made massive progress and they are already being tested by large companies. However, SMEs have hardly had any access to the technology to date. The Fraunhofer IPA's 'KMUmanoid' project aims to change this.
read more...The industry needs more and more battery cells. However, their production in gigafactories consumes enormous amounts of energy. In addition, the large production lines are very inflexible. A possible alternative has now been successfully tested at the wbk Institute of Production Engineering at KIT. The approach: process enclosure in mini-environments with robots from Kuka.
read more...Keba will be presenting its flexible and open robot and automation solutions at Automatica. This year, the Linz-based full-service provider for industrial automation is placing particular emphasis on customized solutions.
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