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RFID robotic end-of-arm tooling introduced
SAS Automation has introduced robotic end-of-arm tooling with RFID tags, which automatically confirm that the robot has selected, or been fitted with, the correct tooling for a job.
News from SAS Automation (15 July 2008)
Gripper plier jaw kit made for robotic gripper
SAS Automation has introduced individual jaw kits for a new style of GRZ 20-16 robotic gripper finger, which offers injection moulders the ability to interchange existing jaws.
News from SAS Automation ( 1 July 2008)
TM Robotics free DVD shows SCARA robots at work
TM Robotics, the European sales partner of Toshiba Machine, has launched a free interactive DVD, which features video case studies of a range of SCARA robots in action Brochure available
News from TM Robotics (Europe) ( 9 June 2008)
Workcell simulation appraises low-cost robotics
Barr and Paatz is offering a fixed price 3D robot workcell simulation package for GBP 1500, to provide a low-cost, zero-risk means of determining the viability of robotic systems.
News from Barr and Paatz (22 May 2008)
Lightweight gripper arm carries vacuum cups
SAS Automation has introduced internal spring-loaded gripper arm for vacuum cups and will reduce wear and tear on robot systems.
News from SAS Automation (21 May 2008)
Latest 7-axis robot loads/unloads VMC
Motoman introduced its latest 7-axis machine tending robot at the recent MACH 2008 exhibition and occupies very little area to tend a vertical machining centre.
News from Motoman Robotics (UK) (13 May 2008)
Mid size SCARA robot offers more power
TM Robotics has introduced the Toshiba Machine mid-sized SCARA robot, which offers more power and meets demand for improved pick and place functionality. Brochure available
News from TM Robotics (Europe) ( 5 May 2008)
Compact robot has high speed, high payload
TM Robotics said that the Toshiba compact robot, offering high speed and high payload, will find uses in packaging, electronics and laboratory industries. Brochure available
News from TM Robotics (Europe) ( 1 May 2008)
Seegrid introduces material-handling GP8 robot
Seegrid has announced the introduction of the GP8 industrial mobile robot for material-handling applications
News from Seegrid Corp. (24 April 2008)
ABB outlines benefits of second-hand robots
David Pownall, lifecycle service manager for ABB's UK robotics division, explains what you can expect from ABB's second-hand offerings Brochure available
News from ABB Robotics (24 April 2008)
It is now much easier to program a robot
To show how an unskilled operator can program the latest robots, AA Robotics is offering MACH 2008 visitors to 'have a go' at using 'drag and drop' programming.
News from AA Robotics (21 April 2008)
Add on robotic automation to compete
There has never been a better time to invest in robotic production systems as they are not only more flexible and reliable, but also more affordable, said a robot manufacturer. Brochure available
News from KUKA Automation + Robotics (17 March 2008)
Daily seminar covers robot programming
A daily seminar at MACH 2008 will explain explain the principles and show how, using 'e-programming', an inexperienced operator can set up a robot to perform a simple task.
News from AA Robotics (17 March 2008)
Machine-tending robot makes quality checks
User application article A 4-axis machine-tending robot, which handles multi-spindle lathe machined components for quality, height and measurement checks, has increased a subcobntractor's production by 15%.
News from AA Robotics (13 March 2008)
Powerful 6-axis robots have IP 65 protection
More powerful, more compact and rigid 6-axis robots complement an existing high speed robots suitable for floor, ceiling or wall mounting and have Class IP 65 protection.
News from Staubli UK (Robotics) (22 February 2008)
Invest in robotic handling and raise profits
Technical background article Should users of packaging and materials handling make an investment in handling robots, they will generally see a return on investment within 6-18 months, said ICS.
News from ICS Robotics and Automation (17 January 2008)
Robot end-of-arm gripper is precise/programmable
An intelligent closed-loop direct-drive robotic end-of-arm gripper offers precise gripping with a powerful programming interface, and offers easy integration with most commercial robots.
News from Applied Robotics ( 9 January 2008)
Describing anatomy of an industrial robot
Technical background article Robotic system integrators describe the anatomy of an industrial robot to provide greater understanding of the technology is capable of and where it might be integrated into production lines.
News from Barr and Paatz (14 December 2007)
No skills required to program handling robots
Robot programming software is claimed to deliver the fastest way to successful installation of robotic handling systems without the need for robot programming skills. Brochure available
News from ABB Robotics (29 November 2007)
Parts feeding system is quickly adaptable
Parts feeding system uses a fast and precise robot, an integrated, high resolution machine vision system and an extremely innovative flexible feed system to cope with changing products.
News from AA Robotics (20 November 2007)
Automated cell brings machining back in-house
User application article Close partnerships between a diesel engine manufacturer, a robotics supplier and a machine tool company resulted in an 'in-house' automated cylinder head machining cell. Brochure available
News from Fanuc Robotics (UK) (13 November 2007)
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