North America Robot Sensors Market size to surpass US$1.96 Bn by 2028
The growing demand or autonomous vehicles is likely to fuel robot sensor technology adoption. To simplify factory adoption for upcoming EV models and battery manufacturing, leading automakers have been making strategic investments in sophisticated technologies such as robotics.
InOrbit Launches Developer Edition and Expands Robot Orchestration Capabilities
Roboticists using Developer Edition gain full access to RobOps tools for comprehensive evaluation, streamlined InOrbit Connect certification, and enhanced fleet orchestration.
Schmalz to Showcase Packaging and Processing Solutions at Pack Expo International Trade Show in Chicago
The FXCB is a collaborative area gripper used for palletizing and pick-and-place packaging applications. It's perfect for handling cardboard boxes, shrink-wrapped or unpackaged products.
Novotechnik - Compact Touchless Position Sensors
The TFD-4000 Series utilizes a magnetic position marker to provide a touchless measurement range of 0 to 14, 24 or 50 mm-depending on model. These sensors makes measurements through air and non-magnetic materials. Magnetic position marker mounts to users application.
SoftBank Robotics America and Gausium Announce Partnership to Expand Automated Robotic Solutions Across the U.S. Market
-X1 serves indoor environments where there is a need for automated food service, including restaurants, hotels, cafes, and office buildings
-The Scrubber 50 Pro's 4-in-1 solution will work alongside commercial cleaning teams scrubbing, sweeping, dust mopping, and sanitizing
Smart sensors for smarter industrial robotics
Robots have long been used in factories, but for many years they were confined in safety cages performing one task perfectly, over and over again. With the advent of collaborative robots, or cobots, this traditional view of industrial robots is no longer true. By the end of 2025, cobots are expected to represent 34 per cent of overall robot sales, representing a new era of industrial robotics.
Omron showcases latest machine vision technology at the A3 Vision Show
Omron's comprehensive machine vision portfolio includes industrial cameras, vision systems, and PC-based cameras that are scalable across software platforms. Engineers, business leaders, and buyers in the industrial automation space will learn about the latest technology available - including vision systems with AI - and how it improves the quality of high-speed, high-resolution inspection on fast-moving production lines.
Thomson introduces precision ball splines that deliver robust rotary and linear motion integration
Ball splines exploit the low-friction torque transmission capabilities of rolling balls and augment that by adding one or more axial grooves, also known as splines, along the assembly shaft. That opens a low-friction path through which the balls move to facilitate low-friction axial displacement, while also transmitting torque.
Solving Challenges in Machine-Robot Coordination
Using a single machine controller with robot kinematic control built-in means you don't need a separate controller for the robot or series of robots. This integration also puts robot and machine functions into just one development environment.
KUKA Brings Advanced Vision-Based Automation to the Vision Show 2022
Showcasing the latest most advanced vision technologies, KUKA Robotics will bring two automated cells - one demonstrating automated mobility and another a bin-picking application - to The Vision Show.
ABB invests in Scalable Robotics to enhance portfolio of user-friendly welding systems
• Collaboration is another milestone in ABB's strategy of building an ecosystem of expert partners to provide easy-to-use solutions
• Scalable Robotics technology allows customers to easily program welding robots without any robotics experience
Versatile, High Payload PL800 Palletizing Robot is Well-Suited for a Range of Industries
Yaskawa Motoman's newest robot model in its PL-series line, the PL800 offers an 800 kg payload capacity and is ideal for a wide variety of palletizing applications, layer picking, and other logistical tasks for end-of-line or distribution automation.
BW Packaging Systems turns "Conversations to Innovations" at PACK EXPO
Booth S-2100 to host purposeful packaging solutions developed through ongoing dialogue with customers
ABB's Robot Podcast is back for Season Three, exploring the role of robotics in driving sustainability
Weekly panel of experts from industry, media and academia look at the cutting edge of robotics, analyzing how advances in automation are benefitting society and business, and what the future holds
Lifting more with less with Piab's new piCOBOT®L vacuum pump unit
Piab has continued to evolve its piCOBOT® program by adding a larger version. Developed with the needs of customers in mind who work with small industrial robots and cobots, its high payload combined with a low building height enables maximum capacity usage.
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Schmalz Technology Development - The Right Gripper for Every Task
In order to interact with their environment and perform the tasks, lightweight robots, like all industrial robots, depend on tools - and in many cases these are vacuum grippers. These form the interface to the workpiece and are therefore a decisive part of the overall system. With their help, the robots can pick up, move, position, process, sort, stack and deposit a wide variety of goods and components. Vacuum gripping systems allow particularly gentle handling of workpieces, a compact and space-saving system design and gripping from above. Precisely because the object does not have to be gripped, the vacuum suction cupenables gapless positioning next to each other.
