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Technologies from Bosch Rexroth you missed at MD&M West

★ By Lisa Eitel Leave a Comment

MD&M West is known for its unwavering usefulness to attendees and exhibitors alike, and this year’s event delivered as usual. Here’s what we saw at the Bosch Rexroth booth (within the colocated ATX West) during our visit at the show. A main focus at the Bosch Rexroth booth was connected automation technology — also called the Internet of […]

Filed Under: Controls, Editor Blogs, Featured, Industry News, Integrated Motion Systems, Linear Motion, Mechanical PT, Motors, Robotics Tagged With: boschrexroth

Heavy duty oil rig robot takes top prize

★ By Lisa Eitel Leave a Comment

The project from Norwegian company Robotic Drilling Systems has been awarded the most creative Energy Chain application system in biennial awards. Every two years, igus presents its “vector awards,” celebrating unique and creative uses of Energy Chain cable carrier systems. This year, the gold vector was awarded to Norwegian company Robotic Drilling Systems, for their […]

Filed Under: Industry News, Robotics Tagged With: igus

Robots and end effectors: from heavy duty to human scale

★ By Miles Budimir Leave a Comment

Miles Budimir Senior Editor Robotics is hot. Manufacturers in the business know this, and others are catching on. From investors to companies using more robots on the manufacturing floor, to consumers snapping up robots to do mundane house chores, robots are here to stay.  Industrial robots in particular are finding their way into new applications. And […]

Filed Under: Grippers + End Effectors, Robotics

Five key electrical design concepts for mechanical engineers

★ By MCTips Staff Leave a Comment

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Edited by: Paul J. Heney, Editorial Director Mechanical engineers often overlook important electrical issues when specifying their respective parts of an electromechanical system. This targeted advice will help you design your next electromechanical system. Mechatronic systems are the state-of-the-art technology in automation systems, intelligently integrating mechanical and electrical elements to perform increasingly complex and demanding […]

Filed Under: Couplings, Drives + Supplies, HMIs, Industry News, Linear Motion, Linear Motors, Mechanical PT, Motors, Networking + IoT, Robotics Tagged With: Bosch Rexroth

Get ready for National Engineers Week

★ By Miles Budimir Leave a Comment

This year, National Engineers Week runs from February 21st through the 27th. The annual celebration focuses on introducing kids to engineering through a variety of activities. Its aim is to raise awareness of what engineering is, what engineers do, and how kids can get active and involved in engineering. This year, National Engineers Week celebrates […]

Filed Under: Editor Blogs, Industry News, Robotics

Two positioning components speed OEM product development

★ By Motion Control Tips Editor Leave a Comment

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by Robert Gloeckner, Advanced Engineering Group, MICROMO Innovative components help OEMs revolutionize designs. In fact, some original equipment can now benefit from zero-backlash actuators and integrated gearhead encoders. These give designers multiple options for demanding applications. Performance, cost and size requirements for motion applications vary widely. In some cases, performance trumps all and the budget […]

Filed Under: Controls, Encoders, Gears + Gearing, Mechanical PT, Motors, Robotics, Stand-Alone Controllers, Stepper Motors Tagged With: MICROMO of Faulhaber

SCHUNK PWG-plus two-finger angular gripper

★ By Lisa Eitel Leave a Comment

The PWG-plus is compact and robust due to the oval piston drive, the strong aluminum housing, and the almost wear-free T-bar drive. Depending on the application, it can also be equipped with an ID/OD spring safety device. Numerous accessories are available, including inductive proximity sensors and magnetic sensors. The PWG-plus gripper jaws and gripper mounting […]

Filed Under: Grippers + End Effectors, Robotics Tagged With: SCHUNK

Omron at it again: This time, buys robot-maker Adept

★ By Lisa Eitel Leave a Comment

OMRON Corp., automation manufacturer and leader in sensing and control technology, and Adept Technology, Inc., a global provider of intelligent robots, autonomous mobile robot solutions and services, today announced that the two companies have entered into an agreement whereby OMRON will acquire Adept. OMRON plans to acquire 100% of the outstanding shares of Adept common stock […]

Filed Under: Industry News, Robotics Tagged With: Omron

Software with standard modules can now drive motion and robots

★ By Jennifer Calhoon Leave a Comment

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By Detlef Stork – Technology Manager, Motion – Lenze Machine builders must deliver designs with more flexibility than ever. Standardized motion software helps them go beyond segregated component and drive purchases with efficient programming of even complex robotic movement. Today’s increasingly custom products are leading to smaller production batches, so production machinery is becoming more […]

Filed Under: Robotics, Software Tagged With: Lenze

High-speed picker with safety functionality from Schunk

★ By Zak Khan Leave a Comment

The Schunk EGP Safety is the world’s first performance level d/SIL3-certified electric small component gripper on the market with omnidirectional gripping force safety. In combination with a special safety module it enables SOS and STO functions. If the assembly process is interrupted as a result of an emergency shutdown, the module automatically switches to safe […]

Filed Under: Grippers + End Effectors, Robotics

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