STAUBLI ROBOTICS HOSTS TECH DAYS – SOLUTIONS FOR LIFE SCIENCES JULY 14TH AND 15TH, 2015 IN KING OF PRUSSIA, PA
The two-day event offers a unique opportunity to explore an up-close look at new innovations in robotics, software and connection technology for use in the Life Science Industry as well as general automation.
Duncan, SC - Staubli Robotics Man and Machine will be illustrated at the Technology Days Solutions for Life Science in King of Prussia, PA at the Valley Forge Casino, 1160 First Avenue.The two-day event offers a unique opportunity to explore an up-close look at new innovations in robotics, software and connection technology for use in the Life Science Industry as well as general automation.
Technology Days is geared to professionals in engineering and manufacturing management who are looking for ways to increase efficiency and maximize productivity through technology. Take this opportunity to get up close and personal with our technology experts. Let us show you how our clean, consistent, high performance robotic technology can bring optimum efficiency and productivity to your manufacturing, research, and packaging processes.
The focus will be:
• Medical Device assembly
• Machine tending - clean room
• Flex feeding and packaging
• Sterile and clean room application
• Robots in pharmaceutical research and manufacturing.
Event Highlights:
• Live robot demonstrations
• Technical workshops and presentations
• Vendor Show Cases
• Guest Speakers
Bausch Advance Technologies, Cognex, Lanco Assembly Systems, Retisoft and Sepro.
Registration is preferred at: www.staubli.com/techdays.
The Future is Man and Machine, where you will find clean consistent performance every time with Staubli Robotics.
About Stäubli
Stäubli is a mechatronics solutions provider with three dedicated divisions: Textile Machinery, Connectors, and Robotics. With a workforce of over 4100, Stäubli has a presence in 25 countries and agents in 50 countries around the world.
About Stäubli North America
Stäubli's North American headquarters is located in Duncan, South Carolina and has over 200 employees supporting Textile, Connectors and Robotics customers, with a dynamic sales and support force strategically placed throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico. www.staubli.us
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