Manufacturers in the EU and the US are moving production closer to home. Find out why.
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A contraction of the words “collaborative” and “robot”, a cobot is a robot specifically designed to work together with humans, which is in stark contrast to the traditional stationary industrial robots that work separately and in isolation from human
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We know manufacturers need more from robotic applications. You just want them to work, with fast, easy integration and programing and complete flexibility as you mix and match robot arms, tools, and processes. OnRobot just took a big step closer to provid
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Discover how robotics play a key role in accelerating your transition towards sustainable manufacturing.
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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 dust has settled after Automate 2019 and we've had some time to reflect on all we learned and saw in Chicago.
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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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Historically, one of the biggest barriers to automation has been cost and time constraints associated with the production setup.
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Using innovative end-of-arm tooling (EoAT) attachments affixed to the end of a robotic arm, most of the machine tending process can be automated.
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The industrial world is once again going through a revolution made possible by small, affordable collaborative robots. Due to these lightweight and highly flexible collaborative robots - also known as cobots - the manufacturers can reap the benefits
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