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Interview with Jürgen von Hollen
Acceptance of robots as colleagues is increasing, but there are still reservations. Jürgen von Hollen, President of Universal Robots, spoke to handling editor Annina Schopen about the new e-Series, Universal Robots' recipe for success and the challenges of implementing HRC in Germany.
read more...Robotics in industrial production
Sick offers a broad portfolio of solutions for 2D and 3D localization of parts in automated, robot-assisted handling processes.
read more...With the Gripkit-CR, Weiss Robotics has launched a new gripping solution for cobots that relieves the user of the complex robot-side integration of the gripping module.
read more...I read that, according to Universal Robots, there are only a few thousand real collaborative robots working side by side with humans in the production environment.
read more...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.
read more...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.
read more...Humans and robots are also moving closer together in logistics. Schmalz has therefore developed a gripper solution that uses a special product design to ensure safe human-robot collaboration (HRC).
read more...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.
read more...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.
read more...The use of robot grippers makes it possible to remove employees from hazardous areas, such as the vicinity of red-hot parts, which reduces the risk of accidents.
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