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Collaborative Robotics

Collaborative robots, also known as cobots, are robots that can safely work alongside humans in a shared workspace. Cobots are designed to be lightweight, easy to use, and affordable, making them a viable option for small and medium-sized businesses.

Cobots offer a number of benefits over traditional industrial robots, including:

Safety: Cobots are designed to be safe to work alongside humans, reducing the risk of accidents.
Flexibility: Cobots can be easily reprogrammed to perform new tasks, making them a versatile solution for businesses with changing needs.
Affordability: Cobots are more affordable than traditional industrial robots, making them a viable option for small and medium-sized businesses.

Applications

Industrial robot applications like cobots have seen massive growth in recent times as businesses in a range of different industries continue to strive for increased productivity and efficiency.

Grippers

Grippers are tools that are used to hold or grasp objects. They are often used in manufacturing, assembly and packaging applications.

Demo Area

In February 2023 we launched our very own, state-of-the-art demo area, complete with a UR10e cobot from Universal Robots, to simulate various tasks our customers are looking to automate.

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