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Events - Automation & Production Lines
9-13 October
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IMAGE-BASED SIMULATION FOR INDUSTRY [London]
10-12 October
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DeburringEXPO 2023: Deburring Technologies and Precision Surfaces [Karlsruhe]
Articles
Video material
Robots on the assembly line at the Ford’s factory
How cobots can work with people with reduced mobility
Video material
How cobot KUKA KMR iiwa works in the glassworks
ABB predicts key trends that will change robotic automation in 2022
Malleable robotic arm that is guided into shape by a person using AR goggles
Will we always program industrial robots online? [Analysis]
xArm: Probably the most cost-effective and intuitive robotic arm
Meca500: the smallest and the most precise robot in the world
Industrial robot as a CNC milling machine. Is it possible? Of course!
![Will we always program industrial robots online? [Analysis]](https://industryinsider.eu/wp-content/uploads/xprogramowanie-robotow-320x167.jpg.pagespeed.ic.zZaPAXSMD_.jpg "Will we always program industrial robots online? [Analysis]")
