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Assembly and handling technology
What is currently happening on the market in the fields of material flow, handling technology and industrial handling? Computer&AUTOMATION has summarized an excerpt of what exhibitors are showing at Motek 2018 in Stuttgart in a picture gallery.
read more...From October 8 to 11, 2018, everything at the Stuttgart Exhibition Centre will revolve around assembly automation when Motek and Bondexpo kick off.
read more...When it comes to supplying actuators in assembly systems, the question arises: pneumatic or electric drive? And as far as the latter is concerned, another one: do you need 400 volts and more or is 24 volts enough?
read more...A stronger presence in the dynamic vehicle market in China and further expansion of the company's own expertise: With these goals in mind, the Kistler Group has acquired the Chinese special machine manufacturer LIK.
read more...The 'Modern Assembly' congress of the trade media handling, SCOPE and Computer&AUTOMATION will take place parallel to Motek in Stuttgart on October 9 and 10. It highlights the challenges facing the industry and offers solutions for modern concepts in companies.
read more...Human-robot collaboration, digital transformation in manufacturing and service robotics - these were the key topics at Automatica 2018. Computer&AUTOMATION has captured impressions and important news from the trade fair in a photo gallery.
read more...The robotics and automation industry in Germany achieved a record sales volume of EUR 14.5 billion in 2017 - an increase of 13% compared to the previous year. For 2018, the VDMA is forecasting industry growth of 9% to €15.8 billion.
read more...From June 19 to 22, the Munich trade fair grounds will once again be firmly in the grip of the robotics industry. This is when 'Automatica' opens its doors once again, with almost 900 exhibitors expected in six fully occupied halls this year.
read more...The VDMA has raised its 2017 growth forecast for the German robotics and automation industry from 7% to 11%. This means that the sector's turnover is expected to break the record of 14 billion euros for the first time this year.
read more...To date, the level of automation in assembly has been relatively low. The potential to carry out the tasks at hand with the support of robots is therefore correspondingly high.
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