Robot technology has improved safety and increased job satisfaction.
The Canadian shelf system manufacturer, Etalex, was seeking a flexible robotic arm solution that would take up little space on the production floor and could be utilized for multiple tasks. To that end, the company introduced the UR10. By automating high-risk repetitive tasks, they were able to enhance safety without relying on cumbersome fence installations or space-intensive safety measures. 【Overcoming Automation Challenges】 - Significantly reduced the time humans are involved in load tasks, improving the safety of the work environment. - 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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【Decisive Factors】 ■Easy programming ■Flexible implementation ■Collaborative and secure ■Quick capital recovery *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Tasks Solved by Collaborative Robots ■ Machine Tending *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Universal Robots is a pioneer that developed the world's first collaborative robot and is a leading company in the field of collaborative robots. Equipped with safety features, these collaborative robots can be used without safety barriers if a risk assessment is conducted. They are compact, lightweight, and easy to program, allowing a single robot to be deployed across multiple processes. To lower the barriers to robot adoption, Universal Robots offers free online training and has a rich ecosystem of peripheral devices. If you are struggling with labor shortages, please consider our solutions. Many customers are utilizing our robots even in environments without robotics engineers.
