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Case Study of Collaborative Robot Implementation | Overcoming Skill Shortages with In-House Robotics Knowledge

Case Study of Collaborative Robot Implementation | Overcoming Skill Shortages with In-House Robotics Knowledge

A team of engineers and technical experts responsible for automating processes with new technologies has been established!

At Assa Abloy Romania, keys are assembled. The assembled products are sent to Assa Abloy factories around the world to be finished into final products. In Romania's capital, Bucharest, the unemployment rate is low, and this factory has been suffering from a significant skills shortage. The difficulty of attracting new employees to the manufacturing sector has pushed forward automation reforms. In-house robotics knowledge has been built around a team of engineers and technicians responsible for automating processes with new technologies. The team chose to combine Robotiq's 2-Finger Adaptive Gripper and wrist camera with the Universal Robot UR5 for the machine tending process. The robot places two parts onto a fixture, which the machine then welds. [Overview] ■ Products used: 2F-85 / 2F-140 Adaptive Grippers ■ Application: Machine Tending *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us at v.li@robotiq.com.

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Collaborative Robot Implementation Case | Doubling Production in the Workspace

Collaborative Robot Implementation Case | Doubling Production in the Workspace

Let all the speakers be grabbed by the robot! It was able to receive the application of adhesive.

German audio equipment leader Beyerdynamic aimed to increase production in its factory workshop by 50% over four years. This had to be achieved without changing the manufacturing space or the number of employees, and without compromising the brand's highest quality standards. The company was seeking a truly stable automated process. It quickly became clear that equipping the Universal Robots UR5 model with Robotiq's Wrist Camera and 2-Finger Adaptive Gripper was the optimal choice. The company was able to have the robot grasp all speakers, regardless of how they came out, place them in a fixture, and receive adhesive application. **Overview** - Products used: 2F-85 / 2F-140 Adaptive Grippers - Application: Pick & Place For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us via email at v.li@robotiq.com.

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Collaborative Robot Implementation Case | Returning to Domestic Production through Automation of Small-Batch, Diverse Production

Collaborative Robot Implementation Case | Returning to Domestic Production through Automation of Small-Batch, Diverse Production

Returning from production in China to domestic production! Automating dangerous tasks that are monotonous and require a large amount of labor.

To conduct low-volume production of various types, most of the production lines at Scott Fetzer Electrical Group do not operate every day. Introducing traditional robots to such lines was challenging from the perspectives of ROI and safety, as it meant the robots would be close to the workers. Every morning, workers roll collaborative robots to the workstations where there is a need for production. Now, monotonous and labor-intensive dangerous tasks have been automated, allowing employees to focus on high-value, safe work in departments that require resources. [Overview] ■ Products used: 2F-85 / 2F-140 Adaptive Grippers ■ Application: Pick & Place *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us via email at v.li@robotiq.com.

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Adaptive Gripper "HAND-E"

Adaptive Gripper "HAND-E"

Ergonomically designed hand guide! Gripper for collaborative robots suitable for precision assembly work.

"HAND-E" is an adaptive gripper that can be fitted to parts using accessories or custom finger tips. It boasts a maximum effective load of 4.7KG and has an IP67 rating for waterproof and dustproof standards. Additionally, it is guaranteed for 5,000,000 cycles. It features plug-and-play functionality, easy programming, automatic part detection, position feedback, and part verification. 【Features】 ■ Plug-and-play, easy programming ■ Suitable for precision assembly tasks ■ Ergonomically designed hand guide ■ Ideal for industrial applications and harsh environments ■ Automatic part detection, position feedback, part verification *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us via email at v.li@robotiq.com.

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Collaborative Robot Implementation Case | Leaving Quality Inspection with No Added Value to Robots

Collaborative Robot Implementation Case | Leaving Quality Inspection with No Added Value to Robots

Employees can focus on value-added tasks! We can reprogram in-house.

Continental Automotive Spain aims to improve the production capacity of its factory every day to maintain competitiveness in the automotive industry. As it transitions towards Industry 4.0, the company was looking for automation solutions that could prevent employees from performing non-value-added tasks in the quality inspection process. Collaborative robots were integrated to play a central role in the quality control line. The robots move parts from one station to the next, allowing employees to focus on value-added tasks. Since all programming is built into the robots, employees can reprogram everything in-house without the need for third parties. 【Overview】 ■ Products used: 2F-85 / 2F-140 Adaptive Grippers ■ Application: Machine tending / Quality inspection *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us at v.li@robotiq.com.

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