The e-paper for the special issue
Robotics & Automation 08/24
The current e-paper "Robotics & Automation" is all about tricky tasks: It's about "reaching into the box", which is one of the most difficult tasks for a robot, about pick & place applications and about robots that can perceive stimuli from the environment.
- Precise palletizing of parts
3D vision software ensures precise gripping processes (page 2) - Key sensor technology
Smart robot perceives and interprets stimuli (page 4) - Shorter changeover times with pick & place robots
Fast tool selection by touch (page 7) - Products from the world of robotics (page 10)
- Followed up!
An interview on the subject of IT/OT safety (page 12)
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