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Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.04
…to walk. Toshiba Machine Co. has rolled out collaborative SCARA and Chihira humanoid robots to complement its selection of industrial robots. These models were intended to be deployed alongside human workers, enabling manufacturers to take advantage of a mix of automated and manual procedures. SoftBank's humanoid robots Pepper and NAO attracted and served consumers in commercial facilities with voice communication technology. Many educational institutions also embraced them as teaching tools. SoftBank sold those service robots to United Robotics Group last year. Servi and Keenbot are delivery and transportation robots that assist the food and beverage industry by cutting labor costs…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 15.21
…arm line, but it has been offering collaborative dual-arm SCARA robots through its duAro line for quite some time. The Tokyo-based company will show the public the cobots for the first time at Automatica in Munich, Germany, which runs from June 27 to 30. In a release announcing the new series, Metzingen, Germany-based NEURA did not specify how it worked with Kawasaki, but noted each robot will include a sign that reads “powered by NEURA.” The robots were developed in Germany and will be manufactured there. Kawasaki's EMEA headquarters is in Neuss, Germany. “With the introduction of the CL series…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 5.73
…operation. Types of CNC robots include Cartesian, cylindrical, and SCARA robots. The potential benefits from such robots include increased efficiency and productivity, improved accuracy and precision, and reduced labor costs. These machines can perform complex tasks with high consistency and accuracy, making them ideal for mass production and high-precision applications. CNC robotics has revolutionized the manufacturing industry, allowing for faster production times, greater precision, and easier changeover of product designs. What is CNC machining? Before we can gain insights into CNC robotics, it's important to understand the basics of CNC machining. Using computer-assisted instructions, a CNC turning machine can interpret…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 37.30
…demos of its high-performance automation solutions, including its GX-Series SCARA robots, industrial automation software and integrated solutions, for the medical device, electronics, and consumer electronics markets. Epson said it is dedicated to helping both new and experienced automation professionals succeed by providing information and education and by delivering the latest robot technologies and innovations to meet their factory automation needs. Los Alamitos, Calif.-based Epson Robots is a subsidiary of Seiko Epson Corp., a global technology company based out of Nagano, Japan. The company said it has sold more than 150,000 units worldwide and has a product line of hundreds of…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 8.69
…and Markets. The analyst firm noted that it includes a variety of robot types, from collaborative and parallel to SCARA. Clean room robots have a few key risks, but they are still generally safer than humans in highly sensitive manufacturing environments. Engineers must ensure that such robots are able to operate effectively in clean rooms by taking steps to prevent accidents and contamination. Innovative robotic grippers, interior vacuums, and non-conductive materials can help clean room robots work safely and efficiently. About the author Emily Newton is a tech writer who enjoys writing about the latest innovations changing our world. Read…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 14.87
…was integrated with a Kassow collaborative robot. Epson exhibits SCARA robots Epson Robots demonstrated GX-Series SCARA robots with patented GYROPLUS technology for complex tasks. It also showed its six-axis robots and RC+ Express application development software, designed for easy and effective integration. The SCARA robots offers multiple arm configurations and payload capacities, depending on the model. The vendor claimed that they all offer precision, high power density, and fast throughput. Epson RC+ Express is compatible with hundreds of Epson SCARA and six-axis robots, from the All-in-One series to the highest-performance GX and C series. The company also demonstrated its integrated…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.74
…a broad portfolio of articulated arm, linear, delta, and SCARA robots. Product modularity means that single components, or complete individual solutions, can be assembled according to the build-or-buy principle. The focus is always on a low entry-level price and quick payback. This is where igus high-performance plastics play to their strengths. They are tribologically optimized and especially durable. Engineered plastics from igus are lightweight, dry-running, maintenance-free, and cost-effective to produce. The most cost-effective solution that works Over the past three years, igus has built up a broad, constantly growing partner network. As part of the LCA partner program, the motion…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 43.68
…Epson Robots claimed that it is the No. 1 SCARA robot manufacturer in the world, with more than 150,000 units sold worldwide through 2021. The company said it offers hundreds of models of SCARA and six-axis robots based on a common PC platform. With four decades of experience, Epson Robots offers robots for precision assembly and materials handling applications. It serves the aerospace, appliance, automotive, biotechnology, consumer product, electronics, food processing, medical device, pharmaceutical, plastics, semiconductor, and telecommunication industries. Epson Robots to exhibit lineup at ATX West Epson Robots said it will show its high-performance systems for the medical device,…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 15.52
…Epson Robots' complete lineup of automation products, including the SCARA portfolio, 6-Axis and All-in-One robots. Combining Epson's robots with the expertise of Motion Ai's diverse group of engineers and product specialists, serves both businesses' commitment to providing custom, easy-to-use and high-precision automation and robotic solutions, they said. “The dedication and commitment Motion Ai has in providing excellent customer service and value to automation processes mirrors Epson's business philosophy, making them an ideal partner,” stated Juan Carlos Castillo, sales & service director at Epson Robots. “By providing exceptional automation products and motion control solutions with simplicity, cost-effectiveness and strategy in mind,…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 7.09
…traditional industrial robots, including articulated arms, parallel robots, and SCARA robots,” Choy said. “These robots boast best-in-class speed, repeatability, and cycle times among most market-available robots.” “That being said, there are difficulties introducing industrial robots into operations,” he added. “They typically require experienced automation engineers to provide solution development, programming, and integration support.” “These robots also need safeguarding and other ancillary automation products, requiring existing production lines to be significantly redesigned to incorporate new systems,” said Choy. “Cobots and AMRs now on the market have features that overcome these hurdles.” Robots become an essential resource As a result of advances…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 13.45
…most of which are distinctively yellow. They range from large and small articulated robots for handling and welding to SCARA and Delta robots for industries such as food. The company also produces the lightweight CRX collaborative robot series and the green CR Cobot series. FANUC said its heavy-duty M-2000iA/2300 system, which weighs an impressive 2.3 tons, is the world's strongest robot. FANUC is also a leading manufacturer of CNC controllers and servo motors, as well as entire processing machines.
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 35.03
…of a tier-one automotive supplier. Solution : Epson T-Series SCARA All-in-One robots provided an easy-to-integrate and space-saving automation solution that helped the customer reduce cycle time and cost. All with an ROI of less than one year. One station would perform the pneumatic pressing of all four compression limiters. Two stations would ultrasonically weld the 3M Thinsulate. And, the final station would automatically unload components, while separating them to “good part” and “bad part” chutes. The discussion regarding possible solutions ultimately came down to one factor – robots had to be part of the equation. Based on a demo presented…