Tools for the robot colleague
Servo-electric cobot gripper. For use with cobots, Weiss Robotics offers the CRG 200, a smart servo-electric gripper module that has been developed for cooperation between man and machine.
read more...read more...Brings safe movement to the MRK
The new Microscan3 Pro safety laser scanner from Sick has extended functionalities for robotics applications and mobile applications. In addition, interfaces for Profinet Profisafe and for Ethernet/IP CIP Safety offer improved integration flexibility.
read more...On a first-name basis with the robot
Sensopart is expanding its Visor vision sensor series with a sensor specially designed for robotics applications. The new Visor Robotic enables direct communication with UR robot systems via a URCap software package.
read more...AI on its way into the industry
Out of the routine
Artificial intelligence expands the potential of automation. In robotics, too, it is foreseeable that new tasks can be automated with AI without having to be programmed.
read more...Mini motors
With its miniature linear motors, Nilab offers a solution for the ongoing trend towards minimization in the automation industry.
read more...Industry meets Intelligence
Intelligent automation concepts and robotics solutions are the focus of Automatica in Munich. In addition to technological developments in the field of intelligent production, the role of humans in the factory of the future will also be discussed.
read more...Laser marking with industrial robots
ACI Laser will be presenting its products and innovations in the field of laser marking at Automatica, the leading trade fair for intelligent automation and robotics.
read more...Robotics from Taiwan
The Taiwan External Trade Development Council (Taitra) was founded in 1970 to help Taiwanese companies increase their global reach.
read more...Start-up builds cobots for SMEs
Kassow Robots, founded in 2014 by Kristian Kassow and two partners in Copenhagen, will be presenting efficient industrial lightweight cobots with seven axes that can be used in the tightest of spaces at Automatica.
read more...Deep learning on embedded platforms
At Automatica, MVTec will be focusing on the latest versions of its Halcon and Merlic software products. Live demos will demonstrate the use of modern machine vision technologies in automation scenarios. There will also be insights into new image processing functions relating to parallelization and matching.
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