For many manufacturers, flexible, adaptable, and safe autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are optimising workflows throughout manufacturing and warehouse environments.
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Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis encompasses nine key trends that will emerge from industries reshaping as a response to COVID-19.
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Cobots first appeared on factory floors two years ago, accounting for approximately five percent of global industrial robot sales in 2016.
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ABB and Ericsson, together with Swisscom showcased how easily and effectively robots can be controlled over wide distances utilising 5G.
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Today, manufacturing is hardly conceivable without industrial robots and their areas of use are increasing continuously. But due to the permanent three-dimensional movements in the automated factory, the cables that supply the robot are subjected to extreme levels of stress.
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A recent research study estimates global sales of robotic end of arm tools (EOAT) to surpass US$ 2,000 million in 2019, up from US$ 1,900 million in 2018.
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In a challenging economic environment, it is imperative that SME’s work to be more efficient and competitive. One way for them to advance is through adoption of automation and robotics. By Shermine Gotfredsen, GM, SEA & Oceania, Universal Robots.
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The robots of the KR QUANTEC series & KR FORTEC series including controller will be used for joining and handling tasks in body-in-white production.
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China saw the largest growth in demand for industrial robots and the automotive industry continues to lead global demand for industrial robots, according to the International Federation of Robotics.
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