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Active in various scenes such as restaurants! Serving, clearing, and transport robots.
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No problem with a lot of cleanup! A robot that's great at clearing the table.
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A delivery and transport robot that can safely and accurately operate on a 55cm wide path.
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A serving robot equipped with a display that smoothly navigates a 55cm wide path!
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Collaborative robots contribute to securing staff for small businesses in countries with low birth rates!
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Simplifying the process and streamlining operations to boost productivity! Since safety barriers are not needed, moving it is also easy.
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Automating the welding process to meet the rapidly increasing demand of 300%.
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[Collaborative Robot Case] We have uploaded a case study on MT Solar, an American manufacturer of solar power-related equipment!
【Automating the Welding Process to Meet a 300% Surge in Demand】 Overview: MT Solar, a manufacturer of solar power equipment in the United States, was struggling with a labor shortage of welding workers. After introducing collaborative robots into the welding process, they were able to respond to a 300% surge in demand, and the precision and reproducibility of the process led to improved quality and strengthened competitiveness. Challenges: - Responding to a 300% increase in demand during peak periods - Freeing workers from simple tasks to focus on high-skilled work After Implementation: - Capability to respond to the surge in demand - Successful improvement in product quality and strengthening of competitiveness - Expected payback period of 16 to 24 months For more details, please refer to the catalog.
We achieved the implementation of robots into legacy devices in a short period by utilizing collaborative robots.
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Increase injection molding production volume by up to four times and reduce waste to nearly zero. A universal robot that is easy to program!
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What is advanced automation in the automotive industry? An explanation of how to utilize collaborative robots for each application. [Free case study collection included]
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Small businesses automate bulk picking, achieving an 11% increase in production.
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[Collaborative Robot Case] We have uploaded a case study on the implementation of collaborative robots at the Austrian aluminum and plastic parts manufacturing company Jenny | Waltle!
"Small-scale company automates bulk picking, achieving an 11% increase in production" Overview: The Austrian aluminum and plastic parts manufacturing company Jenny | Waltle has introduced collaborative robots into its bulk picking process to address challenges in securing personnel and to accommodate small-batch, diverse production. As a result, in addition to solving these challenges, the company achieved a zero defect rate, and production increased by 11% within less than a year after the robot's introduction. Challenges: Securing personnel, accommodating small-batch, diverse production Post-introduction: Stable operation with two shifts, high reliability, achieving a zero defect rate, and an 11% increase in production within one year of robot introduction. For details on the decisive factors for robot introduction and horizontal expansion to other processes, please see the link. *The PDF download content is a comprehensive catalog.
A Polish lighting fixture manufacturer introduces the UR10e, achieving reduced production costs and improved quality.
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[Collaborative Robot Implementation Case] We have uploaded a case study on the implementation at the Polish lighting manufacturer Temar!
"Polish Lighting Fixture Manufacturer Introduces UR10e, Achieving Production Cost Reduction and Quality Improvement" Overview: Polish lighting fixture manufacturer Temar faced challenges in enhancing competitiveness and was seeking solutions through automation. After consideration, the company introduced the UR10e into its welding process, achieving reductions in processing costs and improvements in product quality. The estimated payback period for the investment is two years. Challenges: - Improving competitiveness - Desired intuitive operability, with the ability for a person to operate within a 1-meter radius After Implementation: - Successfully reduced processing costs - Successfully improved product quality - Estimated payback period of two years For details on the decisive factors for robot implementation and horizontal expansion to other processes, please see the link. *The PDF download content is a comprehensive catalog.
Utilizing collaborative robots to extend equipment lifespan! We have made it possible to apply 90% of the equipment to the production of other new products.
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[Collaborative Robot Implementation Case] We have uploaded a case study on the implementation of collaborative robots by YUEYIN Technology, a company with a track record in OEM electronic components in Taiwan!
**Utilizing Collaborative Robots for Equipment Lifespan Extension** **Overview:** YUEYIN Technology, which has a track record in OEM for electronic components, previously used custom automatic production machinery. However, with the increasing diversity of end-user products, the lifespan of the machinery has shortened. In search of solutions beyond increasing labor, they introduced collaborative robots. Even after the product life cycle ends, 90% of the equipment can now be applied to the production of other new products, alleviating concerns that costs may not be recoverable at the time of equipment installation. **Challenges:** Changes in consumer purchasing behavior have led to a reduction in machinery lifespan. **After Implementation:** 90% of the equipment can now be applied to the production of other new products. The potential risks associated with employee work have been significantly reduced. The payback period for the investment in UR robots is an average of 8 to 9 months. For details on the decisive factors for robot implementation and horizontal deployment to other processes, please refer to the linked source. If you would like to view the lineup of collaborative robots, please check the related catalog.
The reason why L'Oréal's cosmetics improved the overall equipment efficiency of its Indian factory by 5%.
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[Collaborative Robot Implementation Case] We have uploaded a case study on the implementation of collaborative robots at L'Oréal, one of the world's largest cosmetics brands, at their Pune factory in India!
**Reason Why L'Oréal Improved Overall Equipment Efficiency by 5% at Its Indian Factory** Summary: L'Oréal, one of the world's largest cosmetics brands, faced an issue at its Pune factory in India. The final stage of the manufacturing process was being performed manually, which posed serious ergonomic risks to the workers on site. To address this, the company introduced UR robots to automate the palletizing process. This led to increased efficiency and achieved a 0% ergonomic risk, resulting in a 5% improvement in overall equipment efficiency. Challenge: In the final process of stacking boxes onto pallets, one worker was required to lift a total of 8,500 kg during an 8-hour shift, with an ergonomic risk assessment at level 4 (level 5 being the maximum). After Implementation: It became possible to load two pallets simultaneously without stopping the production line, reducing the working time per shift by 30 minutes. The time required for pallet replacement was also shortened, leading to a 5% improvement in OEE at the Pune factory. For details on the decisive factors for robot implementation and horizontal deployment to other processes, please refer to the linked source. You can check the list of UR collaborative robots in the related catalog.
Japanese companies double their productivity after introducing collaborative robots!
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[Collaborative Robot Implementation Case] A case study of the introduction of collaborative robots at Aido Industry Co., Ltd., which manufactures automotive parts through aluminum die casting and machining in Obu City, Aichi Prefecture.
"After the introduction of collaborative robots, a Japanese company doubled its productivity" Summary: Aido Kogyo, which manufactures automotive parts through aluminum die casting and machining in Obu City, Aichi Prefecture, faced the challenge of low profit margins despite increasing sales due to a chronic labor shortage. While devising countermeasures, they encountered UR robots at a trade show, realized they could develop the system in-house, and began implementation, now operating 40 UR robots. Challenges: There is a labor shortage, and labor costs such as the salaries of temporary employees are high, resulting in no increase in profits despite rising sales. Traditional industrial robots incur system costs, making it difficult to take the plunge into implementation. After Implementation: In three years, they introduced 40 UR robots, doubling productivity. Furthermore, by incorporating human wisdom into the robots, it became possible to further enhance productivity. *For details on the decisive factors for robot implementation and horizontal deployment to other processes, please see the linked page. *If you would like to view the list of UR collaborative robots, please download it from the related catalog.