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What are the Different Types of Robots?
There are six different types of industrial robots: cartesian, SCARA, cylindrical, delta, polar and vertically articulated. However, there are several additional types of robot configurations.
What Are Autonomous Industrial Robots?
Unlike traditional robots that require direct programming or constant oversight, autonomous robots are capable of making real-time decisions, navigating dynamic environments, and adapting to changing conditions. They can operate continuously without breaks, increasing productivity and efficiency in manufacturing and warehouse settings.
Introduction to Collaborative Robots
Topics include definitions and terminology of collaborative robots, a brief history, applications, advantages and disadvantages, and programming techniques.
Arc Welding Robots 101
Robotic arc welding is becoming increasingly more popular as technology continues to advance and automation systems become more affordable. Automated arc welding is able to accurately and consistently produce quality welds, providing for a happy and satisfied manufacturer and customer.
What Are Six Axis Robots?
Industrial robots have various axis configurations. The vast majority of articulated robots, however, feature six axes, also called six degrees of freedom. 6-axis robots allow for greater flexibility and can perform a wider variety of applications than robots with fewer axes.
Fanuc Similarities – the M-16iB/20, ArcMate 120iBe, and M-20iA
Fanuc robots makes a wide range of systems available to help solve your production needs. Three ARC Mate robots that are versatile and can perform a multitude of processes include the 120iBE, the M-16iB/20, and the M-20iA robot. They have a great repeatability and reach and will improve the overall product quality of your production line.
Plasma Arc Welding Advantages and Limitations
Industrial robots are able to do a variety of welding tasks including plasma arc welding. Plasma arc welding is an extension of gas metal tungsten welding that produces an amazing amount of control and quality product.
What are the main parts of an industrial robot arm?
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Why Choose Our Integration-Ready Robots?
Our Integration-Ready process delivers an OEM-like buying process at a significant savings over buying new. Plus with our ultra-fast lead times, we can get you up and running fast.
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Emerging 3D Vision Technologies for Industrial Robots
Learn about the emerging 3D vision technology that businesses are using for industrial robot applications.
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Most Popular Industrial Robotic Applications for 2021 and Projections
Explore the most popular application trends of 2021 and what to expect in the future.
Maintaining a Reconditioned Robot 101
A reconditioned robot system will provide the same level of productivity at a fraction of the cost. As long as you do proper maintenance on the system, your robot will last for decades, paying for itself over and over again.
