Robco
Sustainability in production
Modular robotics solutions offer a promising alternative for making medium-sized companies more environmentally friendly.
Modular robots, such as those developed by Robco, offer manufacturing companies the option of replacing or recombining parts as required. Instead of replacing the entire robot, the faulty module can be replaced in the event of a technical fault. This minimizes production downtime, costs for spare parts and, above all, waste, as the disposal and replacement of complete systems is avoided. In this way, the company aims to optimize the use of resources and reduce the ecological footprint of production.
The precise adaptation and optimization of modular robots to specific applications also helps to reduce energy consumption. According to Robco, a well-planned module that is tailored to the company's requirements works more efficiently than oversized systems, which often consume more energy than necessary.
You might also be interested in
Irrigation by robot
Researchers at the Barkhausen Institute and TU Dresden have developed a casting robot prototype. From the end of August, it will be making its first test rounds in the listed Pillnitz Palace Park.
read more...International Federation of Robotics
Beijing wants to use robots to drive growth
During the third plenary session of the Central Committee, China repositioned its economic policy and announced a technology-centered approach. Chinese robot manufacturers are strategically preparing for this.
read more..."Herbie" robot in the Körber portfolio
Carrybots, a specialist in mobile robotics, is a new partner in the Körber supply chain ecosystem. The aim of this collaboration is to strengthen the position of both companies in intralogistics. Herbie" enables robot-based goods-to-person processes.
read more...Robots become human
The World Robot Conference 2024 showed the world new versions of humanoid robots. The exhibition areas were dedicated to the topics of "Industrial Robots", "Service Robots", "Special Robots" and "Artificial Intelligence".
read more...The future of warehouse work is robot-assisted
Modern robotic systems are key elements in making the day-to-day work of warehouse workers easier. Robotic solutions reduce the physical strain on employees, prevent errors and also increase efficiency.
read more...Geriatric ward uses "Navel" robot
Navel", a robot from Navel Robotics, is in use on the geriatric ward at Frankfurt (Oder) Hospital. Navel is equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) that recognizes movements, voices and emotions and reacts in a human-like manner.
read more...SensoPart and Cambrian Robotics
Partnership for 3D-Guided Robotics
Cambrian Robotics and SensoPart are jointly developing an AI-powered solution for 3D-guided robotic applications. The combination of vision sensors and AI is designed to simplify gripping and positioning processes.
read more...IFR Elects Jane Heffner as President
Jane Heffner is the new president of the International Federation of Robotics. Adrien Brouillard has been appointed vice president of the global federation.
read more...Production and Distribution Capacities
Yaskawa Opens Robotics Center in Slovenia
Yaskawa has opened a new robotics distribution center and an assembly hall in Kočevje. The 32-million-euro investment strengthens production and logistics for the EMEA region.
read more...