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“Always use the right tool for the job.” The old adage is applicable whether you’re talking about a hand tool or something as sophisticated as an industrial robot.
When putting together an automated assembly line for a medical device manufacturer, systems integrator Automationnth faced conflicting requirements. Some operations required a high degree of precision; others simply needed speed. Picking the right robot for each task saved the customer money without compromising performance.