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Selecting Positioners For Your Robotic Welding System
POSTED: 12/23/2019
Selecting positioners for your robotic welding system Robotic welding systems increase the level of automation of your process, facilitate a labor solution to increase efficiency and provide quality welds at competitive lead times. Robotic welding systems account for hidden variables in the cost of making a weld, such as the fillet
Brain Corp Research Paper Recognized by IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters Journal
by Oleg Sinyavsky, Dr. Jean-Baptiste Passot, Brain Corp Research Paper Recognized by IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters Journal
POSTED: 07/01/2019
A new solution for precise, safe, robotic navigation in commercial applications is outlined. An outline of the proven, precise, and safe motion planning methodology used in BrainOS, a cloud-connected operating system for commercial autonomous robots, has been published in the July, 2019 edition of the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society Letters (RA-L)
Open and Modular Robotics with NexROBA Solution
POSTED: 06/21/2019
NexCOBOT’s NexROBA is an open and modular solution, based on standard EtherCAT communication. Since every set of industrial robots is a system, NexROBA offers the flexibility to provide modules in a robotic system, such as robot controllers, EtherCAT I/O, and teach pendant, depending on customer’s needs. The software of this
LASER PROCESSING OF SINGLE BATCH TUBES FOR E-MOBILITY
POSTED: 05/15/2019
The e-mobility megatrend requires new solutions for production of car body parts. Bent and hydro formed tubes and tube frames are becoming crucial elements in e-car design, but processing these parts presents particular challenges to suppliers of manufacturing equipment. Due to safety tracking requirements, single frame production is one of
Sensor data available globally – beyond the local company cloud
by Ingo Baumgardt, Head of Sensor Communication
POSTED: 03/06/2019
Making sensor data and information from different sources available globally and linking this data and information in a meaningful way - this is the crux of Industry 4.0. New business ideas make it necessary to make
POSTED: 05/29/2018
With automation on the rise, the case for linear robotics has expanded. Linear robots are a type of industrial robot with two or three principal axes that move in a straight line rather than rotate, functioning at right angles to each-other. The three sliding joints correspond to moving the wrist; up
Breakthrough Brake Press Automation
POSTED: 05/08/2018
It’s known that automated brake press systems offer increased productivity for metal fabricators. Most manual brake press cells only operate at 65% utilization, making robotic automation attractive with utilization rates near 80-90%. 12 Reasons to
by Kate Nadeau
POSTED: 11/22/2016
Introduction Manufacturing companies contributed $2.17 trillion to the U.S. economy according to the most recent annual data. [1] Manufacturers, of which 98.6 percent [2] qualify as small businesses, have become more agile, more productive and leaner in recent years. These advances have reduced both time to market and labor costs.
How Embedded Devices and the Cloud Are Leading a Paradigm Shift in Manufacturing and Production
POSTED: 05/17/2016
By: Daron Underwood, CTO Not long ago, embedded devices were not connected in any way to a network especially to a network that was accessible to the cloud. As such, it was decidedly difficult to have software activation and licensing software work at a local level. Microsoft even struggled with Windows
Why an Open “Plug-and-Play” Software Platform is The Answer for Industrial Motion Control
POSTED: 04/28/2016
What is the number one thing that industrial automation engineers want at work? It’s simple: the freedom and flexibility to choose the best tools without reservation. That autonomy, however, is rarely achieved, not just in industrial automation but practically any industry these days. Oh sure, plenty of tooling vendors say they provide
POSTED: 05/27/2014
Additive Manufacturing using Additivie Shaping Advancements in laser technology over the past decade have been improving at an exciting rate. Companies interested in traditional welding have been adopting the technology and are leading the movement towards laser welding additive manufacturing processes. Of particular interest is the integration
NFPA 79 (New 2018) Electrical Standard for Industrial Machinery
by LAPP USA, Marketing
POSTED: 07/19/2012
It is important to be aware that the new electrical standard for industrial machinery is covered in both the NFPA 70 and NFPA 79. NFPA 70 - The National Electrical Code (NEC) is a standard, which covers the installation of electrical conductors, equipment, and raceways; signaling and communication conductors, equipment, and raceways; and
