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  1. 因幡電機産業 産機カンパニー Osaka//Trading company/Wholesale
  2. シリックス Mie//robot
  3. ABB ロボティクス＆ディスクリート・オートメーション事業本部 - 産業用ロボット関連製品 Tokyo//robot
  4. 4 KYONI CO.,LTD. tokyo,kanawgawa,chib,gunma,yamagata,nagoya,shanghai Tokyo//Machine elements and parts
  5. 5 西川産業 営業本部エンジニアリンググループ Osaka//Trading company/Wholesale
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  1. High-Density Light Cutting Sensor "Gocator 6000 Series" 因幡電機産業 産機カンパニー
  2. Collaborative robot × balancer composite system (up to 60kg payload) シリックス
  3. [Authorized Dealer] FAIRINO manufactured easy-to-use collaborative robots at low prices. Ando Co.,Ltd.
  4. 4 High Security Remote Access Industrial Router Secomea 因幡電機産業 産機カンパニー
  5. 5 Clamp-type DC current ON/OFF sensor "I/O Catcher" 因幡電機産業 産機カンパニー

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Collaborative robot examples: Automation of workpiece loading and unloading, screw fastening, and welding.

Collaborative robot examples: Automation of workpiece loading and unloading, screw fastening, and welding.

Maintain competitiveness by keeping or reducing manufacturing costs! Also reduce potential risks in the manufacturing process.

The ASSA ABLOY factory in Bucharest was struggling with a significant skills gap compared to the low unemployment rate in the capital. Due to the difficulty in attracting new workers to the factory, it was necessary to explore various automation solutions such as robots, automated guided vehicles, bin-picking systems, and sorting equipment. As a result, the company introduced UR robots for various applications including welding, stamping, riveting, screw fastening, and grinding. This allowed them to provide the flexibility needed to meet customer demands quickly, while maintaining quality and offering effective pricing. **Overcoming Automation Challenges** - Maintaining and reducing manufacturing costs to remain competitive - Implementing automation technology to support the established automation plan - Automating various machine tending tasks - The necessity for standard and specific end effectors - Reducing potential risks in hazardous manufacturing processes within the factory - Investment payback period: 3 years (based on the comprehensive automation plan) - Robots used: 4 UR3s and 6 UR5s *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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Collaborative Robot Examples for the Food Industry: Box Packing, Labeling

Collaborative Robot Examples for the Food Industry: Box Packing, Labeling

Thanks to collaborative robots, the amount of materials used in the packaging department has been optimized, reducing cardboard waste!

ATRIA SCANDINAVIA mainly deals with products for convenience stores and food chains that operate 24 hours a day. The company's goal was to acquire a reliable product line that can be produced efficiently and effectively while keeping labor costs low. To achieve this, they purchased UR robots from the local distributor Edstrom’s. Thanks to the collaborative robots, they were able to optimize material usage in the packaging department, reducing cardboard waste by 25 percent since the first robot was implemented. [Goal] ■ We want to acquire a reliable product line that can be produced efficiently and effectively while keeping labor costs low. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Collaborative robot examples: Automation of workpiece loading and unloading, screw fastening, and inspection.

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Precision of 0.1mm repeatability! A case study on the introduction of collaborative robots with extremely low power consumption.

AUROLAB is a non-profit medical organization in India that exports products to over 130 countries worldwide. The overall production process of intraocular lenses, as well as the precision and accuracy in tasks such as material handling of components and pick-and-place, are extremely important, and the robots must allow staff to work safely and comfortably. 【Overcoming Automation Challenges】 ■ Addressing critical tasks that require flexibility, productivity, and reliability ■ Improving productivity and quality ■ ROI in less than 2 years *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Collaborative Robot Case: Automation of Work Movement and Pick & Place

Collaborative Robot Case: Automation of Work Movement and Pick & Place

Adopting collaborative robots to stay ahead in the competition!

Betacom develops lighting solutions for roads, arenas, and tunnels. In preparation for the launch of a new lineup of LED road lighting products, the company requested DESIGN ENERGY to develop a universal robot-based solution. The collaborative robot solution enables the handling of a larger volume of work with unparalleled precision and accuracy. [Challenges addressed in automation] ■ Solutions for the installation and assembly of LED lighting to high-quality standards *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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Collaborative Robot Case Study: Automation of Screw Tightening and Assembly Work | PSA

Collaborative Robot Case Study: Automation of Screw Tightening and Assembly Work | PSA

The UR10 from Universal Robots has been adopted for the "Factory of the Future" project!

The SOCHAUX plant of the French automotive manufacturer Group PSA has begun efforts towards the continuous optimization of industrial processes in response to technological advancements, customer expectations, and market pressures. To enhance the plant's capacity and reduce production costs, two UR10 cobots have been introduced for the screw fastening operations on the white body assembly line at the SOCHAUX plant. As a result, not only was there a reduction in costs, but also improvements in geometric tolerances and the ergonomic working environment for operators were observed. 【Overcoming Automation Challenges】 ■ Cost reduction ■ Improvement of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) ■ Improvement of working conditions *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Collaborative Robot Case Study: Automation of Pick and Place / Screw Tightening

Collaborative Robot Case Study: Automation of Pick and Place / Screw Tightening

Reduce annual operating costs by $80,000 while improving productivity and performance quality!

PT JVC Electronics Indonesia (JEIN) is a member of the JVC Kenwood Group, which handles electronics and entertainment products. The company heavily relied on manual processes but needed to automate operations to maintain competitiveness. As a result, they introduced the Universal Robot UR3, reducing annual operating costs by $80,000 while improving productivity and performance quality. 【Overcoming Automation Challenges】 - Easy implementation - Supplementing existing facilities and infrastructure without major changes - Flexibility in choosing support tools - Unbeatable pricing - Return on investment period: 30 months - Number of robots used: 7 UR3s *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Collaborative Robot Examples: Automation of Assembly, Inspection, and Pick & Place

Collaborative Robot Examples: Automation of Assembly, Inspection, and Pick & Place

Introducing case studies of automated solutions implemented for monotonous tasks.

At ATTL A SPOL. S.R.O., it was found that the designed mechanical solutions had very low reliability, leading to the decision to purchase robots. The three lightweight UR5 robots that were introduced replaced human operators in performing monotonous manual labor at Attl a spol. s.r.o. [Challenges Addressed in Automation (Excerpt)] ■ The three lightweight UR5 robots replaced human operators in performing monotonous manual labor. ■ The robots on the production line operate six days a week, 20 hours a day, without needing downtime for maintenance or stoppages. ■ Return on investment period: 12 months. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Collaborative Robot Case Study: Automation of Assembly and CNC

Collaborative Robot Case Study: Automation of Assembly and CNC

Improving the operational efficiency of the production line. Case study of introducing easily programmable robotic arms to support employees.

BOOG MACHINING COMPANY, which operates in the automotive and automotive-related industries, was looking for automation solutions that could improve the daily work environment for employees while being quickly and easily programmable and applicable to various processes on the production line. The company chose a UR5-based solution equipped with flexibility and an intuitive touchscreen interface. Initially, there was one UR5, but now two additional units have been added, enhancing productivity across all aspects of the business and improving workplace safety. 【Overcoming Automation Challenges】 - Freeing employees from high-stress repetitive tasks to improve operational efficiency on the production line - Return on investment period: 365 days *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Collaborative robot examples: Automation of soldering, drilling, and silicone dispensing.

Collaborative robot examples: Automation of soldering, drilling, and silicone dispensing.

Universal Robots solves the problems faced on the assembly line!

Creating Revolutions Inc. manufactures customer service pager systems used in the hospitality industry. The company was struggling with a defect rate in the pagers it produced for the hospitality industry that was in double digits. To address this, they introduced the Universal Robots collaborative robot UR3. The defect rate, which was in double digits, has now fallen below 1%, overhead costs have significantly decreased, and production volume has expanded several times. 【Overcoming Automation Challenges (Partially)】 ■ Employees can now be assigned to more complex tasks ■ Quality, efficiency, and production volume have improved *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Collaborative Robot Case: Automation of Potting (Assembly) for Electronic Circuits

Collaborative Robot Case: Automation of Potting (Assembly) for Electronic Circuits

Potting of electronic substrates using collaborative robots! Automating manual work in a limited workspace.

Life Elettronica, located in the city of Modena, is a manufacturer that produces electronic substrates for third parties. The company decided to replace machines that always required operators with robots to automate the potting process. It was also essential that the solution could be used in extremely tight spaces and offered high quality and excellent reproducibility. As a result, they adopted the Universal Robots UR3 cobot for the potting work. By automating with the Universal Robots cobot, they achieved improvements in revenue, efficiency, and productivity, while maintaining high quality and reproducibility, resulting in perfect quality potting processing. The high reproducibility has also led to a reduction in defects and defective products. 【Overcoming Automation Challenges】 ■ Automating manual work in limited workspace ■ High-quality processing and excellent reproducibility *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Collaborative Robot Case: Automation of Pick and Place / Assembly

Collaborative Robot Case: Automation of Pick and Place / Assembly

Introduction of case studies on the implementation of collaborative robots that respond with accuracy and reliability.

MARKA is a chemical products company that manufactures detergents. The company has adopted the Universal Robots UR3 for the task of tightening caps on its own brand consumer goods. This decision has responded with accuracy and reliability, and the investment made in this machine was recouped within a year. 【Overcoming Automation Challenges】 ■ Bottle Cap Tightening ■ The collaborative robot utilizes built-in power control to ensure that the correct power is applied consistently every time. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Collaborative Robot Case: Automation of Screw Tightening and Assembly Tasks

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Quality and production efficiency have improved! Integrated into the facility, the production line has been optimized.

SHAD, which handles accessories for motorcycles, has been steadily growing over the past few years and was looking for robotic solutions to respond to the increasing demand. The solution the company sought was not to work on reducing the production process, and since the company's production range was always changing, "single-function" robots were not cost-effective. Therefore, they integrated the UR5 into their facility in Moller del Valles to optimize the production line and improve the working environment for employees. [Challenges addressed by automation] ■ Improved overall product quality ■ Freed employees from repetitive tasks *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Collaborative Robot Example: Pick and Place in the Packaging Process

Collaborative Robot Example: Pick and Place in the Packaging Process

Eliminated the laborious tasks that were repeated on the process line. Reduced both setup and costs.

Scandinavian Tobacco Group, one of the largest pipe tobacco production factories in the world, wanted to avoid having employees perform tedious repetitive tasks. As a clear solution, they installed robots to automate ergonomically unfavorable tasks, but there was a problem: there was no space in the factory for the robots. Therefore, the company chose Universal Robots, which significantly simplified both setup and costs. **Key Factors** - Easy programming - Quick setup - Flexible implementation - Collaborative and safe - Rapid capital recovery *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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Collaborative Robot Case: Automation of Machine Tending Tasks

Collaborative Robot Case: Automation of Machine Tending Tasks

The payback period is 15 months! Collaborative robots solve machine tending tasks.

Due to rising wages and difficulties in hiring experienced workers, Sky Engineering, a precision engineering company based in Singapore, faced the challenge of maintaining production costs at a competitive level. Struggling to reduce production costs, the company ultimately succeeded in implementing a robotic arm on one of its CNC machines. The company has the capacity for one operator to handle two machines. 【Key Factors】 ■ Easy programming ■ Flexible implementation ■ Quick capital recovery *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Collaborative Robot Case: Introducing Robots in Limited Space

Collaborative Robot Case: Introducing Robots in Limited Space

Achieving three times the productivity with cobots! Introducing a case where the investment was recouped in less than a year.

While aiming to improve productivity and accuracy, SMEW Textile Machinery Pvt. has made the decision to incorporate collaborative robots (cobots) into textile machinery manufacturing, transitioning from micro and small enterprises (MSMEs) to small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and further aiming for larger growth. As a result, they achieved three times the productivity with cobots and recovered their investment in less than a year. 【Overcoming Automation Challenges】 ■ Labor Shortages ■ Safety ■ Limited Space ■ Investment Recovery Period of Less than One Year *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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