Articles and background information on the topic
The latest Robotics&AUTOMATION special is here! The e-paper provides you with practical information on current trends and developments - as well as first-hand information on the extent to which robots can secure Germany as a technology location.
read more...Automated machine tools are the future of production. Robots play a decisive role here, and with them the grippers.
read more...The award-winning products in the 'Robotics' category could not be more different: Here is an overview of the winners.
read more...Rockwell Automation and Comau want to offer standardized robot control solutions in the future. This should make it easier to develop and use robot applications.
read more...Artificial intelligence to automate demanding two-handed tasks - with this idea, a team of researchers from Leuven, Belgium, won the innovation competition with prize money of 20,000 euros.
read more...Intuitive, fast and powerful - this is how Kuka describes its future operating system iiQKA.OS. It is intended to greatly simplify robot use and serve as the basis for an entire ecosystem.
read more...Fuzzy Logic Robotics is announcing the first version of the Fuzzy Studio software platform for the Hannover Messe 2021 - a product designed to enable robots to be used more flexibly in production.
read more...Like the overall market Kuka felt the massive impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Although there were slight signs of recovery in the third quarter of 2020, these could not compensate for the slumps in the first half of the year and the fourth quarter.
read more...followed up! - with Helmut Schmid, DRV
At the beginning of the year, Helmut Schmid co-founded the German Robotics Association. We asked him why a new association is needed and how the DRV is fighting the prejudice that robot automation is expensive and complicated.
read more...Like the market as a whole, Kuka also felt the massive impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Although there were slight signs of recovery in the third quarter of 2020, these were unable to compensate for the slumps in the first half of the year and the fourth quarter.
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