Articles Tagged with ''factory automation''

FRANKFURT— Automakers in the United States have invested in more automation to improve productivity and address labor shortages.

Earlier this year, Hyundai Motor Group opened a new, state-of-the-art assembly plant in Ellabell, Georgia. We take you inside.

The American Welding Society predicts that 330,000 new welding professionals will be needed by 2028. Thankfully, automation can pick up some of that slack. Welding is one of the fastest growing applications for collaborative robots.

Detroit startup Aubo Robotics displayed its new screwdriving cobot at the ASSEMBLY Show South. The cobot is unique in that the screwdriver is fully integrated into the arm, eliminating the need to integrate third-party hardware and software.

Inbolt’s Guide-Now system uses 3D vision and artificial intelligence to enable a robot to locate a workpiece and adjust its path to the target in real time.

Automating the screwdriving process increases throughput, improves quality, reduces the risk of repetitive stress injuries.

Mercedes is testing humanoid robots at its assembly plants in Berlin, Germany, and Kecskemét, Hungary, and the automaker plans to bring them to other factories in the near future.

CNH Industrial uses data-driven software to solve problems on the assembly line before they occur.

Simulation software enables Stellantis engineers to save time and money when commissioning a robotic welding line.

Numerous options are available to protect workers from hazardous machinery.