Smart Robotics: Revolution Is Motto, Efficiency Is Aim
It is only an imagination in which robots are behaving like humans and getting smarter day by day. However, the distance between imagination and reality has reduced considerably.
RoboBusiness 2018
Meet 100 robotic solution providers, suppliers and enabling technology innovators while networking with 2000 attendees. There will be distinct educational themes and 120 presenters.
Talking IMTS with Omron
Booth #134845 - OMRON's flexible manufacturing demo will present several solutions designed to help companies meet the customization demands imposed by today's increasingly globalized and eCommerce-driven market.
Automation in the Life Sciences Industry
Through the use of the Andrew robot, Andrew Alliance aims to eliminate the possibility of human error and increase reproducibility and accuracy in scientific data - leading to conclusions and outcomes that can be trusted.
Talking IMTS with KUKA
Booth #236200 - KUKA's KMP 1500 is an omnidirectional, mobile platform that combines autonomous navigation with modular versatility.
Talking IMTS with KEBA
Booth #121659 - The KeTop T150 has a capacitive touchscreen that can be operated as a true multi-touch and thereby scores with its intuitive usability, maximum ergonomics and best user experience.
Talking IMTS with Energid
Booth #121838 - We'll be showcasing Energid's real-time adaptive unified online robot control software called Actin, and demonstrating it being used in a variety of applications one of which is a turn key bin-picking solution
Anticipation Builds for the Largest Packaging Event of 2018
Get a sneak peek at this year's PACK EXPO International and Healthcare Packaging EXPO show floor
IMTS Preview with ATI Industrial Automation
Booth #236417 - ATI will present three new products at the 2018 show. You may have heard about the Axia80; ATI's high-performance, low-cost force/torque sensor, but this year attendees can see it live in an interactive demonstration.
Talking IMTS with OnRobot
North Building, Level 3, Booth #236592 - Three new products - the Gecko gripper, Polyskin Tactile Gripper and the RG-F/T gripper - will have their US launch at the show. We will, of course, also show our standard equipment, such as the RG2 and RG6 grippers
IMTS with Rethink Robotics
East Building, Level 3, #134765 - Rethink Robotics will be exhibiting its Sawyer cobot alongside two recent product developments at IMTS 2018: The ClickSmart™ platform and its family of gripper kits and the industry-leading software, Intera 5 with Intera Insights.
RoboticsTomorrow - Special Tradeshow Coverage
IMTS 2018
IMTS 2018 takes place at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL September 10th - 15th. This RoboticsTomorrow.com Special Tradeshow report aims to bring you news, articles and products from this years event.
Talking IMTS with Zaber
Booth #236479 - Linear Motor Stages with Built-in Controllers and Linear Encoders
With the built-in controller, the X-LDQ-AE is a first of its kind - making set-up as easy as 1-2-3.
Talking IMTS with Elmo Motion Control
Elmo has doubled the power of its ultra-small, already powerful servo drive, the Gold Twitter, to suit the most demanding applications in the era of Industry 4.0.
Talking IMTS with the Zimmer Group
East building, Level 3, Booth #134352. We have a full line up of over 60 models of IO-Link grippers which are ready for the smart factory and Industry 4.0.
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Industrial Robotics - Featured Product
Universal Robots Add a Sense of Touch in New e-Series Cobots with Built-in Force/Torque Sensor and Re-Designed User Interface
With the new e-Series cobot line, Universal Robots raises the bar for cobots, adding unique new features while significantly strengthening the four core principles defining collaborative robots: fast set-up, easy programming, flexible deployment, and safe operation. With a new built-in, tool-centric Force/Torque sensor the e-Series is ready to take on applications requiring force control right out of the box. A repeatability of 30 micron means the new cobots are suitable for very precise finishing, assembly and electronics tasks. A re-designed user interface decreases cognitive load and expedites program development, while a new externally accessible, 500Hz system bus enables more complex motion control algorithms or profiles.
