SCARA robots boost performance and reliability
By March 17, 2020 Read More →

SCARA robots boost performance and reliability

SCARA robots can automate and accelerate pick-and-place and small assembly processes such as transferring workpieces between processes, screwdriving, and dispensing. They can also perform functional testing such as activating buttons. Like any process-automation technology before them, robots must deliver value by increasing productivity and reducing costs for their owners. Any industrial project must keep a […]

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By March 11, 2020 Read More →

How triflex R can help robotic arms become collaborative

When humans and robots work close together, safety is of the utmost importance. For this reason, users of robots and cobots already rely on the three-dimensional and round triflex R e-chains to manage the power and control cables. In this video Igus shows the new clamp concept for the triflex R and how it allows […]

By March 5, 2020 Read More →

How robolink can help you automate simple tasks cost-effectively

The Igus robolink range of articulated robotic arms is prominent in the company’s low-cost automation business. The modular system enables our customers to automate simple tasks and processes. These include pick and place applications in order picking, feeding, quality assurance, assembly tasks or image processing applications. In this video, we see how seven of robolink […]

Igus drylin delta robot now available with 10x larger working space
By March 4, 2020 Read More →

Igus drylin delta robot now available with 10x larger working space

Igus has introduced a new version of its drylin delta robot with a 10x larger work space volume compared to its original model. This lightweight DLE-DR system for simple pick and place tasks, is delivered as a kit or ready to install product. This guarantees quick operation and saves costs immediately. The robot consists of […]

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Robots can be key for the UK after Brexit
By March 3, 2020 Read More →

Robots can be key for the UK after Brexit

The number of industrial robots installed in the United Kingdom ranks 22nd worldwide with only 91 units per 10,000 employees in the manufacturing Industry – International Federation of Robotics reports. At the same time, post-Brexit immigration plans unveiled by the government wants to move away from relying on “cheap labour” from Europe and invest in […]

E- grippers deliver benefits for automated assembly applications
By February 21, 2020 Read More →

E- grippers deliver benefits for automated assembly applications

Recognised as experts in automation and handling technology, Zimmer Group now offer a series of highly functional and easy to control electrically driven grippers. Designed primarily for assembly tasks and for handling small parts, these latest generation products deliver a number of distinct advantages for automated assembly operations. Electrically operated grippers from Zimmer’s GEP2000 series […]

Single-pad gripper for small-footprint applications
By February 20, 2020 Read More →

Single-pad gripper for small-footprint applications

OnRobot, has launched a compact, single-pad version of its innovative Gecko no-mark adhesive gripper. The new Gecko Single Pad (SP) gripper brings the previous model’s revolutionary adaptability to more varied applications with smaller payloads. It is available in three sizes, SP1, SP3 and SP5, indicating the different grippers’ lifting capacities in kilos. The new Gecko […]

Dedicated universal robots training centre is a UK first
By February 20, 2020 Read More →

Dedicated universal robots training centre is a UK first

RARUK Automation has opened the UK’s first Universal Robots Authorised Training Centre at its headquarters in Shefford. This development will allow the company’s certified UR trainers to provide tuition in collaborative robot programming, empowering UK customers to get the very best return from their UR investment. Universal Robots is central to RARUK Automation providing easy […]

Yamaha establishes customer service function for robotics
By February 17, 2020 Read More →

Yamaha establishes customer service function for robotics

Yamaha Motor Europe FA Section has opened a new Customer Service & Support function to provide expert support for customers throughout the European region. Based at the Yamaha Motor Europe headquarters in Neuss, Germany, the Customer Service & Support is ready to work with system integrators and end users to provide factory-backed maintenance, repair, and […]

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How robots are changing the brewing industry
By February 11, 2020 Read More →

How robots are changing the brewing industry

Munch’s most famous work, The Scream has four versions in three different mediums. Each variant is unique yet unmistakably recognizable. Historically, brewing has been a mix of art and science, but with beer in high demand, optimizing the brewing process for a consistent product is key to meeting customer requirements. Here, Tatjana Milenovic, Group Vice […]