AI - hype or savior for the industry?
Just because AI is currently in vogue doesn't mean that investments in machine learning and the like should be made headlong and rashly. Instead, it is important to plan precisely and proceed step by step.
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Just because AI is currently in vogue doesn't mean that investments in machine learning and the like should be made headlong and rashly. Instead, it is important to plan precisely and proceed step by step.
Robotics and the autonomy of systems promise high added value in the long term. The 'Advanced Industrial Robotic Applications Challenge' innovation competition was launched to see how the process automation market is prepared for this.
International Federation of Robotics
The current 'World Robotics Report' records 553,052 newly installed industrial robots worldwide for 2022 - this corresponds to a growth rate of 5% compared to the previous year. Europe accounts for a market share of 15%.

Fruitcore Robotics at the Motek 2023
Fruitcore Robotics will be at the upcoming Motek with AI-supported industrial robots and a new solution kit for machine tending.

International Federation of Robotics
With the online platform 'Go4Robotics', the International Federation of Robotics (IFR) offers decision-makers in small and medium-sized companies an independent source of information for their steps towards automation.

Thomas Hähn, founder and CEO of the United Robotics Group, was elected to the board of the VDMA Robotics Division.
Interview with Martin Cotter, ADI
With the ADI Catalyst, Analog Devices is taking a new approach to product and system development. In this interview, Martin Cotter, President Analog Devices EMEA, talks about cross-company development, deep trust and what Europe has to do with it.

Robot systems play a decisive role in overcoming current challenges such as demographic change and the shortage of skilled workers, says Andreas Röhring from Kuka. He talks about this and about resilience and adaptability as a recipe for success in this interview.
Thomas Hähn, United Robotics Group
Service robots interact with people in a wide variety of areas. But how is the acceptance of service robots? Computer&Automation spoke to Thomas Hähn, CEO of the United Robotics Group, about this.

Volker Buchbauer cites the ability to change himself as the most important quality in Comau's 50-year history. In this interview, he explains what he means by this and why difficulties also bring opportunities.