A Robotic Workcell for Every Industry

Since the 1980s, robot­ic work­cells have been a stan­dard in dif­fer­ent man­u­fac­tur­ing indus­tries. The auto­mo­tive and elec­tron­ics indus­tries use a high num­ber of robots and robot work­cells. How­ev­er, there are oth­er indus­tries that are becom­ing dri­vers not only in the use of robot­ic work­cells, but also future applications.

Many indus­tries, includ­ing the aero­space, SME man­u­fac­tur­ing, food, con­sumer goods and con­struc­tion indus­tries are step­ping up to use robot­ic work­cells in new ways that save their com­pa­nies time and money.

The aero­space indus­try uses robot­ic work­cells for drilling and assem­bly appli­ca­tions, as well as the qual­i­ty con­trol of their struc­tur­al parts. This indus­try uses work­cells because of the pre­ci­sion need­ed for their machined parts.

The food and con­sumer goods indus­tries are using robot work­cells to make the pack­ag­ing for prod­ucts, as well as pick­ing and plac­ing, pack­ag­ing and pal­letiz­ing prod­ucts. Some of these work­cells are also food-grade and are designed to han­dle food prod­ucts dur­ing pro­duc­tion and pack­ag­ing phases.

SME man­u­fac­tur­ing uses work­cells for the mate­r­i­al removal and pol­ish­ing appli­ca­tions need­ed for their prod­ucts made of met­al, glass, ceram­ics, plas­tics, rub­ber and wood. Robot­ic work­cells are used because they have a stead­ier hand and are more accu­rate dur­ing appli­ca­tions like pol­ish­ing, cut­ting, debur­ring, etc.

The con­struc­tion indus­try has start­ed to use robot­ic work­cells and oth­er robot­ics as well to drill, grind and weld beams and oth­er ele­ments made for build­ings, pow­er sta­tions, bridges, ships, trains and oth­er structures.

These are just a few of the indus­tries that are using robot work­cells in their every­day man­u­fac­tur­ing processes.

If you would like to see how a robot work­cell could fit into your man­u­fac­tur­ing line, Robots​.com is here to assist you! To learn more about the cus­tomiza­tion of work­cells from Robots​.com, con­tact us today at 877−762−6881.