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Companies looking to introduce robotic automation into their production can take advantage of collaborative robots as a more thoughtful and proactive path forward. In this post, Chris Caldwell presents a series of considerations to the challenges that lie ahead. It will help you better identify risks and design the right collaborative solution for your next steps into automation. Read More

Advancements for user-friendly robotic technology continue to spark greater confidence in company decision makers, prompting the implementation of reliable robotic automation. Highly flexible and capable of adding capacity and supplementing manual labor, collaborative robots with industrial pedigrees, Power and Force Limiting (PFL) technology and intelligent peripherals are bringing highly relevant applications to life. Read More

Commanding approximately 20% of the total amount of commercial welding in the United States, welding robots are extremely impactful for production operations. That said, determining whether robotic automation is a good fit for an operation can be a daunting task. For those considering the use of welding robots and systems, here are a few concepts that decision makers can weigh to make qualifying robotic automation easier. Read More

While robots have become commonplace tools for many factory tasks, advancing markets and unique requirements are prompting usage for a wider variety of applications. With the global robotics market expected to grow 15% by 2032, it should be no surprise that robots will be implemented in a wider range of industries. For 2024 and beyond, individuals should be on the lookout for greater robot utilization in these industries. Read More

Small- to medium-size manufacturers looking to optimize operations should consider how robotic automation can help their processes. From greater safety and productivity to substantial cost and labor savings, transformational benefits can be achieved in a relatively short payback period. Fabricators still unsure if robots will help their bottom line should especially consider the viability of small welding workcells. Read More