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Study Aims at Improving Collaboration Between People and Robots on Assembly Lines

November 25, 2013

BERLIN—The Fraunhofer Institute for Production Technology and Automation has begun a project aimed at developing a standard software framework for assembly systems that combine people and robots. MORE

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Since cobots burst onto the manufacturing scene a decade ago, they have transformed many factory floors and made automation more accessible to smaller manufacturers. These next-generation machines can control force and work safely next to people on assembly lines without traditional safety guarding.

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Study Aims at Improving Collaboration Between People and Robots on Assembly Lines

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