LOS ALAMITOS, CA—Epson Robots has introduced a new series of high-precision six-axis robots. 

By helping its customers access open, easy-to-use automation based on intelligent robots that are flexible enough to dynamically adapt to changes in the production environment, Comau is helping transform the Power of Automation for industries of all sizes.

New robots promise higher payloads, faster speeds and easier programming.

Family-owned Freres Engineered Wood uses robots to boost quality and throughput.

Summit Engineered Automation has developed what it calls the Summit Agile Process to create true partnerships with customers by focusing on risk analysis early and throughout a project. The process was put to the test recently when the systems integrator was approached by start-up Corvida Medical of Coralville, IA, to build equipment to produce its latest product.

Highly articulated motion enables more functionality and versatility.

WAUKESHA, WI—Husco's in-house automation team designed a robotic assembly system that can produce more than 2 million solenoids annually. 

Automate, the largest robotics and automation trade show in North America, was held May 22-25 in Detroit.

LOS ALAMITOS, CA—To meet increased demand for automation, Epson Robots is expanding access to Epson-certified robot training for customers and system integrators.