Automate & ProMat 2019 take place at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL April 8th - 11th. This RoboticsTomorrow.com Special Tradeshow report aims to bring you news, articles and products from this years event.
Booth #9530 - We will be using a cobot from Universal Robots to demonstrate safety evaluation and testing for a robot cell. We will also touch on the technical specifications for important robotics standards.
Booth #8360 - piCOBOT®, an EOAT designed for collaborative robots (cobots) using brand new technology from Piab to handle products on a Universal cobot.
Booth #7536 - We are highlighting our recently released Compliant Deburring Blade as well as our low-cost, high-performance Axia80 Force/Torque Sensor.
In a new study published today in Nature, researchers at Columbia Engineering and MIT Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) demonstrate for the first time a way to make a robot composed of many loosely coupled components, or “particles.”
Booth #7368 - We will showcase our new fleet management system, entire fleet of autonomous mobile robots, including the MiR100, MiR200 and the MiR500, the newest robot that is designed to automate the transportation of pallets and heavy loads across industries.
Booth #7729 - the new 4 In 1 servo drive that presents a complete motion control solution in the palm of your hand (We are unveiling it in this exhibition).
More than 20,000 AMRS were shipped in 2018 – double the number sold the year before - according to the results of our freshly released quarterly mobile robot market tracker which shows that AMR demand continued to surge in Q4.
Booth #7532 - IPR will be exhibiting the IP-150, one of the many different rail types that IPR offers to its customers. The work radius of IPR’s 7th axes rails is easy to describe: endless.
Booth #8520 - In the OCTOPUZ booth, visitors will be able to see a Motoman MH5L performing a weld tracing operation on an automotive rim as well as a KUKA KR6 R700 deburring a helmet both programmed and simulated within OCTOPUZ.
Emerging Companies with Range of Offerings from Augmented Reality Headsets to Intelligent Robotic Software to Soft Robot Hands and Wireless Charging for Drones
Featuring a complete housed solution, this compact and lightweight servo produces the same out-put power and torque that you would find in larger and heavier servo motors. With: Two 19-Bit Absolute Encoders, a Controller, Harmonic Drive Gearbox, FMI Motor, Thermal Sensors, a CAN Interface, and API Control. Available in sizes from 50mm to 110mm.
High power density, Compact size and low weight, Hollow shaft design, 35,000+ hours service life, 1-year warranty, with high rpms/ torque these pair perfectly with strain-wave gears. Available in sizes 41mm - 96mm.
Industry's first true direct-drive frameless motor, highest torque-to-weight for direct drive robotics. Frameless for maximum flexibility, Back-drivability and compliance for safe interactions, Built in impact resistance for lighter and simpler mechanical designs. From 103 mm x 13.5mm to 39mm.
Servotecnica Slip Rings (Rotary Joints) for robotics, including: Electric Rotary Joints, Fiber Optic Rotary Joints (FORJ), Combined Rotary Joints, and Custom Rotary Joints in sizes from 12.5mm on up, through-hole and other configurations.