What are the "collaborative robots" that are currently attracting attention?

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Collaborative robots, as the name suggests, refer to "robots that work in cooperation with humans." In manufacturing lines where tasks were previously performed solely by human labor, robots are now stepping in to carry out these tasks instead of humans. Conventional industrial robots could only operate in relatively large manufacturing lines, such as those in the automotive or machinery sectors, where they were enclosed by safety barriers and isolated from humans. As a result, while they were suitable for repetitive, simple tasks, they were not well-suited for environments like the "food manufacturing industry," where flexibility to adapt to varying situations is necessary. However, with technological advancements leading to the miniaturization of robots and the relaxation of regulatory constraints, collaborative work between humans and robots without barriers has become possible, giving rise to a new generation of robots designed for joint operation with humans. This is what we call "collaborative robots." *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*

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