Collaborative Robots

MachineMetrics announced it released its connector that allows users to easily capture data from Universal Robots equipment.

Industrial Automation Supply will serve as a partner and reseller of Doosan’s M, H and A-SERIES collaborative robotic arms in the Northeast.

New Scale Robotics Q-Span Workstation EDU Kits allow education programs to offer two complementary courses.

Revenue declined slightly from the $103 million generated in the first quarter of 2022.

These six industrial and collaborative robots represent the height of design as recognized by the 2022 Red Dot Award.

JAKA Robotics plans to use the funding to further support globalization and the research and development of its cobots. 

Flexiv closed a Series B+ funding round with an investment of nearly $100 million, making the company a unicorn startup.

This week, we talk to Universal Robots VP of strategy Anders Beck about the features of the new UR20 Cobot.

Universal Robots is calling the new UR20 “the most innovative cobot we have produced.” Of course, the UR20 wasn’t built overnight. It’s taken UR 17-plus years to get to this point.

The UR20 features a 20 kg payload, 1750 mm reach and 30% more speed and torque when compared to other UR cobots.

RightHand Robotics and Asetec have partnered together for future robotic logistics center integration projects in South Korea.

Humatics joins the UR+ program and delivers a simplified solution to higher accuracy positioning of UR cobots.

Alex Lee appointed General Manager leading Doosan operations in North America.

DOBOT Launches Collaborative Robot CR3L at Automate 2022 in Detroit with the Increased max reach of 11.5%.

The upgraded TM Robot S has comprehensive hardware and software enhancements, including a new pendant design.

Alex Lee appointed General Manager leading operations in North America.

The certified UR system adds up to four axes of motion beyond the UR cobot six axes, and embodies Festo world-class precision.

Available as a complete out-of-the-box system or as individual components, the OnRobot Palletizer is compatible with cobots and light industrial robots from Doosan, FANUC, OMRON, Techman and Universal Robots.

Ally Robotics’ affordable and smart robotic arms have already earned the company a partnership with Miso Robotics.

Certification guarantees compatibility with UR’s collaborative robots and compliance with specific quality criteria.

Developed by Universal Robots, PickNik Robotics and FZI Forschungszentrum Informatik, the driver is compatible across the entire line of UR cobots.

FANUC’s CR-35iB is intended to work safely alongside humans in applications that would usually require lift assist devices.