Industrial robots are assuming more and more prominence in China as the country's manufacturing industry is stymied by a severe worker shortage and soaring labor costs. China bought one fifth of ...

The core technologies of collaborative robots include force control technology, visual recognition, and path planning. These technologies ensure the safety and precision of robots when collaborating ...

Syndication Why robots may soon steal all manufacturing jobs – but it’s not all bad news July 20, 2017 - 11:38 am Robots have been taking our jobs since the 1960s.

In other innovative examples, robots were equipped with sensors so sensitive to the touch, they can pick up raspberries without crushing them. “Think about how you could apply that in manufacturing,” ...

The automotive and sub-contractor manufacturing industries are today getting a major facelift by investing heavily in robotics. This trend has seen many manufacturing firms get the much-needed ...

Well, that where robots are headed – and with grit they’ll bring the transformation that manufacturing needs to break through to the next level.

Robots enter new sectors The potential offered by AI-enabled robotics is influencing sectors far beyond manufacturing. In 2024, these technologies are expected to bring substantial efficiency ...

Robots for automotive manufacturing are getting smarter, more efficient and more flexible because of developments in simulation, coding, vision and design. The enhancements, some of which are enabled ...

Commercialisation of smart mobile robots due to technological advancement in robotics is expected to drive the market over the next years. Mobile robots have made remarkable advances in recent years.

The automotive industry, among the first to embrace robots in the manufacturing process, provides a working example of why companies cannot simply replace employees or fail to retain and retrain.