THE COLLABORATIVE ROBOTS BUYER'S GUIDE IS NOW AVAILABLE
Robotiq most read eBook is updated and downloadable for free
Québec City, Canada, June 27, 2017 - The collaborative robots market is evolving at a very fast pace and Robotiq is proud to publish a seventh update of their most read eBook of all time. The Collaborative Robots Buyers Guide is now available for free on Robotiq.com. Manufacturers who are thinking about adding a robot to their production floor will have a clear view of whats available. Those who plan on expanding automation in their factory will see which model would fit best.
To showcase the strengths and weaknesses of each cobot, the Robotiq team included a comparative chart for technical features. The main characteristics, like the payload and the price, are mentioned for each model. Robotiq experts also rated the cobots on ease of programming and application fit. They also pointed the industries in which each model would be useful.
Finally, there are a few words on whats coming next. Readers will learn about future perspectives, new models and new players that are entering this expanding, promising market.
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