What is a collaborative robot? UR Online Exhibition Held! Quantum Ushikata Co., Ltd.

Collaborative robots that are easy to handle even for beginners.

Universal Robots in Denmark offers next-generation collaborative robots that are easy to operate and meet various needs. The areas where Universal Robots work alongside humans extend beyond just pick and place of parts, covering a wide range of fields including food, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare.

• Other industrial robots

"Lightweight reduced from 15kg to just 5kg" for transporting materials within a vast facility, distributing and collecting documents in medical facilities, and automating simple tasks!

The "URe Series" is a customized mobile robot that has been lightweightened from 15kg to just 5kg, equipped with a DC OEM Control box. It enables parts transportation for assembly, material transport within large facilities, distribution and collection of documents in medical facilities, and automation of simple tasks, allowing people to focus on more advanced work, enhancing cost-effectiveness through increased productivity, and achieving quick returns on investment. 【Features】 ■ Human-collaborative robot that automatically avoids people and obstacles ■ No need for magnetic tape, no infrastructure changes required ■ Automation of simple tasks allows people to concentrate on more advanced work ■ Various tasks can be accommodated by exchanging the top module ■ Easy programming with a GUI interface *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• Transport and handling robots

The automation of cargo handling (loading) is now settled!

ROBOTIQ's palletizing system PE20 can be equipped with Universal Robots' UR20 and has specifications of a maximum payload of 18kg (excluding the hand) and a maximum stacking height of 2150mm. It is an automatic palletizing system (robot palletizer). Due to its easy setup, even those handling robots for the first time can automate the palletizing process.

• Other conveying machines

Robot palletizer with a movable weight of 5 to 45 kg.

It is a robot palletizer with a payload capacity of 5 to 45 kg using Universal Robots' robotic arms, available in both fixed and mobile types.

• Transport and handling robots

We will be exhibiting at the "P-MEC Japan 2025 Pharmaceutical Ingredients and Equipment Exhibition" held at Tokyo Big Sight. During the event, we will showcase various products. We invite all relevant parties to come and visit us. 【Suppliers】 ・LAUDA

Thank you very much for visiting our booth this time. Thanks to you, we had the opportunity to introduce our products and technologies to many customers, making it a very meaningful time. If you have any questions regarding the exhibition content or if you would like to discuss specific considerations or estimates, please feel free to contact us. We will be happy to provide proposals tailored to your needs.

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