Epson has launched a new range of six-axis S5 industrial robots. The vertically articulated S5 series includes S5 and S5L models.
Ohio Laser has established a new facility in their ISO-9001:2008 production campus. The new facility includes the latest 3000 watt Trumpf Tubematic 5000 system, a 3000 watt Trumpf Tubematic 5000 system, a raw material storeroom and a 10 ton overhead crane for quickly transporting the materials all through the new facility.
Lincoln Electric has launched Mobiflex 200-M and 400-MS, ideal for extracting and filtering fumes during welding operations. These low-vacuum systems can be deployed in small production plants, where heavy duty fume extractors are not required.
RMT Robotics has released a new sound system for the company’s Autonomous Delivery and Manipulation (ADAM) mobile robot, named ADAM Reactive Audio Playback.
EPSON Robots, global supplier of industrial robotics solutions, has declared the establishment of a new office in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The new facility is part of EPSON’s premeditated plan of further extension in South America.
Industrial robots make up the majority of the robotics industry. The international market is estimated to be worth around US$9.4 billion a year, with service robots making up around a third of this figure.
FANUC Robotics America has declared that it has delivered its 100,000th robot in the Americas to Schneider Packaging, thereby establishing its leading position in robotics in both North and South America.
Scientists at the Berlin-based, Fraunhofer Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology IPK, are researching on an industrial robot, which could offer better adaptability to mass production processes in industries.
AT&F Steel has declared the launch of an innovative robotic contour beveling system. In a single operation, the robotic system can cut several straight or differently shaped bevels.
At the recent Fourth Robot Awards, in Japan, two industrial food-processing robots took top prizes. The first is a machine that looks downright terrifying -- just a long, sleek robot arm with a gleaming knife welded to one end. It's the HAMDAS-R, developed by Mayekawa Electric, and it's designed to remove ham bones -- a lot of them. Five hundred in an hour, this is twice as fast as a human’s capability to debone a ham.
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