Special Tradeshow Coverage for FABTECH 2015
FABTECH 2015 will be held from November 9th - 12th in Chicago, Illinois. This RoboticsTomorrow.com Special Tradeshow report aims to bring you news, articles and products from this years event.
Machine Pro Introduces Newly Designed Dual Profile DIN Rail Cutter
Machine-Pro Products was started in 2003 by Nick & Randy Balster as a DIN rail company with a goal to supply the highest quality DIN rail at the lowest possible price.
QComp Technologies, Inc Selected as US Authorized Integrator of ABB's YuMi Collaborative Robot
"YuMi will provide manufacturers with an inherently safe, extremely accurate, and flexible automated solution for small parts assembly."
Renesas Electronics America Simplifies Industrial Drives and Robotics Systems Development with New RZ/T1 Motion Controller Reference Kit
Dual-core Servo Drive MPU includes a 600MHz Real-Time CPU and the R-IN Engine with Real-Time Network Connectivity
Yaskawa to celebrate 100th anniversary while expanding into renewable energy and marine with The Switch technology
Yaskawa will be participating in the Technologia 2015 exhibition in Helsinki, Finland.
ABB to Feature its Flexible Robotic Gear Handling Cell Technology at Gear Expo 2015
Gear Expo 2015, October 20th - 22nd at the Cobo Center in Detroit
ABB to feature its new YuMi dual arm, inherently safe collaborative robot at The Assembly Show 2015
Additional demos include the small footprint, large work envelope IRB 1200 robot, and the ultra-compact FlexFeeder flexible parts feeding system.
EPSON Robots G and RS Series Scara Robots Get New Controller
The EPSON RC700A Controller - More Power, Performance, and Ease of Use
FANUC and Cisco Collaborate to Increase Uptime for Connected Machines
The announcement comes after Cisco and FANUC Americas 12-month Zero Downtime (ZDT) pilot project with a major automotive manufacturer.
Cisco Teams Up with Robotics Firm Fanuc for IoT
by Zacks Equity Research: Technology giant and Dow component Cisco Systems, Inc. recently entered into a strategic alliance with a robotics company Fanuc America, thereby stepping up its efforts to make itself a key player in the Internet of Things (IoT) space.
Per the alliance, Fanuc and Cisco have built an IoT system that enables Fanuc to monitor every robot on the factory floor. This way it can be determined whether a robot is likely to fail, so that a service technician can fix the equipment before it stops working.
This could save companies hundreds of dollars of fixing cost. Per Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins, downtime for these robots can cost a business $16,000 per minute. Therefore, the new system that offers predictive maintenance can be a big thing for some operations.
The companies are currently testing the system in a channel that comprises around 1,800 robots and includes Fanuc customer, GM. In this testing period, Fanuc says its customer has saved $38 million. Fanus has plans to expand the system to 2,500 robots by the end of the year. Cont'd...
The Robots Are Coming to Pittsburgh
RIA Events Next Week Focus on Safety and Collaborative Robots
Klein Tools Announces its 2015 Electrician of the Year
Joey Hall of Somerset, KY receives a custom F-150 XLT Crew Cab truck for his commitment to professional achievement, safety and community service
ATI INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION INTRODUCES NEW CAPACITIVE SIX-AXIS FORCE/TORQUE SENSOR
A low-cost solution for industrial robots
Association for Advancing Automation White Paper Links Increasing Robotics Shipments to U.S. Job Growth
Shifting Trends Drive Manufacturing Sector Job Growth
Laser cutting is faster, more precise with OCTOPUZ
OCTOPUZ recently put a KUKA KR 60 robot with KRC4 controller and an IPG LaserMech auto-focusing head to the test and the results were phenomenal.
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