Automating pin stamping application for leading hydraulic manifolds manufacturer, Tomenson.
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The volume of samples at the SCHOTT laboratory has increased by about 30 percent.
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Automating assembly processes to reduce cycle times and keep up with customer orders.
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MedicoPack further reduced the risk of contamination of products on two production lines.
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WEFAG AG solves short delivery times and smaller batch sizes with OnRobot.
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OnRobot RG6 gripper and HEX sensor help Donk Industries double CNC machine productivity.
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OnRobot dual RG2 gripper helps save 500 employee hours in a production run of 150,000 parts.
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Increased productivity on the CNC and milling machines.
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Balancing cost-effective, quality part production with rising labor costs and operator shortages.
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With a limited labor pool available in rural Idaho, Gibson explored his automation options.
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Denmark's largest producer of herbs and mini plants invested in automation with OnRobot.
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Increased productivity, safety, and ergonomics with collaborative applications.
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Labor shortages and non-stop production line led Sano to automate its palletizing processes.
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Palletizing application installed in less than a day at machining manufacturer OMEDEC.
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With technology inspired by nature, the Gecko Gripper makes it possible to lift flat, smooth, even surfaces with holes. It opens a multitude of possibilities for collaborative applications.
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Could a collaborative gripper and collaborative application automate an HMLV setting?
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Solving labor shortages and delivering 35% cost savings in the automotive industry.
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Okura Kogyo solves labor shortages and increases productivity.
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Dual gripping helps Osvald Jensen to reduce cycle time from 27 to 15 seconds.
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Wooden plantation shutter manufacturer boosts competitiveness, output, and quality.
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Developing product testing capabilities further with collaborative applications.
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WEMAS Absperrtechnik GmbH is a leading German provider of high-quality traffic management solutions and safety products designed for road construction and infrastructure projects. The company specializes in the production and distribution of innovative products such as traffic barriers, warning devices, and signage systems that meet stringent safety and regulatory standards. Many of the company´s products require batteries, and therefore WEMAS purchases multiple full containers of batteries every year. The unloading of the heavy battery boxes from the containers used to be a fully manual task with low efficiency, requiring two operators due to the heavy lifting of the boxes. Now, all of this has been replaced by an off-the-shelf complete solution enabled by OnRobot's user-friendly D:PLOY-platform - offering same-day installation and allowing WEMAS to increase efficiency when unloading the containers.
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Schrobbelèr B.V., a Dutch herbal liquor producer, sought to automate its palletizing process without disrupting traditional craftsmanship. They chose an Off-The-Shelf palletizing solution powered by D:PLOY, enabling a seamless, one-day installation during active production. The automation alleviated the physical strain of handling heavy 11kg boxes, improving efficiency while addressing industry challenges like shifting consumer demands and competition. By reducing bottlenecks and enhancing worker safety, Schrobbelèr overcame the complexity of automation with a flexible, cost-effective solution.
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