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The growth opportunities for AI and robotics in manufacturing are vast and projected to reach $182 billion globally by 2027. Companies that fail to adopt these exponentially advancing technologies as part of their process risk falling behind, as smart factories powered by intelligent machines become the norm.
We spoke to Michael Mayer-Rosa, Senior Director Industrial Automation Business Group, Delta Electronics EMEA region about the newly introduced Delta Electronics collaborative robots.
While automating processes using robots is a reliable way to increase production throughput and productivity, the savings in floorspace can vary depending on the type of robot chosen. Where space is at a premium, a ceiling-mounted orbital robot can offer a suitable solution.
Eight cores unlock advanced virtualization potential
Software Update enhances applicational possibilities
For lightweight robots, modular designs are increasingly popular thanks to the flexible deployment they enable for specialised tasks. Modular robots also enhancing the potential for system integrators and end users to develop their own designs. As part of an in-house robot build, optimising the drive train that powers and controls each joint is vital to the robot’s performance. The most effective way of achieving this is by developing the drive train as a complete module. This approach can also improve the efficiency of robot development overall.
Smaller manufacturers are the fastest-growing area of industrial robotics today, driven by the need for new collaborative robotics systems.
Grasping and plugging cables is child's play! For us humans, yes. However, automated processing of such flexible parts presents robots with considerable challenges. Nevertheless, the potential is huge; in terms of efficiency and quality as well as in terms of relieving employees, for instance when it comes to handling large, heavy cables.
The ebm-papst IDT-division ia a supplier forintelligent mechatronic systems and employs around 650 people
IEN Europe spoke to Hubertus von Monschaw, Global Director Trade Fair and Product Management HANNOVER MESSE at Deutsche Messe AG, about the current challenges facing the industry and HANNOVER MESSE 2024.
Smart connectors facilitate the remote digital monitoring of installations. TE Connectivity (TE) and tacterion have partnered to develop these cutting-edge components. The first joint steps involve designing outstanding connectors for modular machines used in smart factories. Taking into account early customer feedback, the portfolio will undergo continuous expansion and enhancement.
Refit and growth of capacity will support in growing US robotics segments, including Packaging & Logistics, Food & Beverage and Automotive electric vehicle production
High performance and torque in different stage versions
At the R-24 tradeshow for robotics, drones and automation in Odense from March 13 to 15 the company will exhibit their solution portfolio for demanding robotic applications, including bionics and exoskeletons, inspection and surveillance robots, end-of-arm grippers, and surgical robotics.
Close cooperation between HANNOVER MESSE and the German Robotics Association brings application examples to life
Analog Devices announced that Richard C. Puccio, Jr. will join the company on February 5, 2024 as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.
Deutsche Messe is once again inviting entries for the HERMES AWARD, the important industrial prize that will be presented at the opening ceremony of HANNOVER MESSE on 21 April
Cost-Efficient units for use in ISO class 4 rooms
High performance servo drives, motion controllers and servo motors from Inovance equip the world’s largest 3D concrete printer for construction.
Minimizes heat and enhances efficiency in applications requiring medium torque output
Yamaha will hold a booth at Stand 7314, Hall 7, Motek 2023, October 10-13, to showcase new robots and automation solutions in action.
Both companies explore joint capabilities to provide innovative solutions to a demanding and fast growing global materials handling market.
Substantial and accelerating growth is predicted for the robotic picking sector over the coming years, as labor costs rise and the cost of robots fall.
The upcoming tradeshow will be offering special guided tours, a dedicated discussion format and numerous company exhibits featuring AI tools and use cases – from robotics to production cells.
World's first in its kind for ATEX and IECEx zone 1/21
Less complexity means more movement freedom in robotics
Advantech will use the SPS 2022 exhibition to set out how its products and solutions can help enable an intelligent and sustainable planet.
Opportunities – Obstacles – Solutions
State of the current traceability challenges and solutions in automotive production and what to consider.
Cogniteam, creator of the Nimbus low-code robot development operating system, has integrated the latest NVIDIA® Jetson AGX Orin™ platform into its existing robot software packets.
Market to grow to $20bn by 2026. Shipment growth rates saw year-on-year increase of over 30% in 2021. Industrial robot market moves from “mature” to an exciting growth phase.
Dedicated to heighten robotic standards in warehouse logistics
Production increase while in-plant logistics costs decrease
IEN Europe talks to Oliver Giertz, Strategic Product Manager Servo & Robotics, Mitsubishi Electric, Factory Automation EMEA - on why more robots will appear in new places as they become smarter, and why this actually is a good idea.
Available with stereo vision or time-of-flight (ToF) technology
Infinite Possibilities
The company will demonstrate the future shape of “i-Automation” - OMRON’s manufacturing innovation concept - as the direction of manufacturing evolution for the next decade.
The topics to be discussed this year are more relevant than ever. Kay Petermann from IEN D-A-CH interviewed Dr. Jochen Köckler, Chairman of the Managing Board, Deutsche Messe AG, on the comeback of the fair as a live event.
Until today, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) have been deployed in isolated workflows in warehouses with no real integration across multiple processes in the same building. This is changing.
Since the market for special machine construction cannot implement the flexible automation solution that Primus Präzisionstechnik needs, the team decided without further ado to implement the robotics project itself.
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