Article by James Taylor, CCO, OnRobot
Industrial automation is moving past old labels. We’re seeing a clear shift toward application-first thinking, where electric grippers are chosen.
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Tim Rowley, Strategy Professor and Management Advisor, explains why automation using collaborative robot applications is key for manufacturers following the outbreak of COVID-19.
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The automation of industrial production is progressing steadily. More and more companies are relying on machine support. This does not only change production processes: Working routines and job profiles are affected as well – in a positive sense.
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The sense of touch is conquering automation. Thanks to haptic sensors, the areas of application of industrial robots can expand to use in unstructured environments, the handling of sensitive materials, or precision tasks. This is having far-reaching effe
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Automating high-mix low-volume manufacturing with collaborative robots and applications.
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Each robot must be considered as an overall installation. Only as such can it add sustainable value for the end user.
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In a global world, production companies are no longer simply in local competition. The pressure to find the optimum price/performance ratio is correspondingly rising. To achieve it, not only simple work steps but increasingly precision tasks must be autom
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Ever since radio and television became an integral part of everyday life, perhaps even earlier, the assembly of circuit boards has been one of the standard electronic production processes. Parts of this process have been automated right from the start, bu
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Understand the difference between traditional and collaborative applications. If you're looking into collaborative automation, EoAT is the key to optimizing your processes and growing your business
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The Quick Changer is a physical interface between the robotic arm and the EoAT, that allows for easy and fast tool changing.
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Modern grippers, are up to the challenge. They are designed with state-of-the-art gripping techniques and able to have each step of a gripping task programmed well in advance. Importantly, this means the grippers know the correct angle, precision
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By leveraging new robotic gripper technology, the food and beverage industry can keep up with a growing demand.
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