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Many factories and plants today have automated their application with a palletizing robot solution of some kind
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Dear [FIRSTNAME],
Many factories and plants today have automated their application with a palletizing robot solution of some kind. Robotic palletizing technology increases productivity and profitability while allowing for more flexibility to run products for longer periods of time. |
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Simple tips for robotic palletizing in manufacturing environment
Robotic palletizing is a helpful hand manufacturing application for many enterprises. However, there are still a lot of bottlenecks and challenges of automation in the packaging production lines. Knowing the optimization life hacks can bring benefits that eventually improve the technique. Tips in this guide can sufficiently enhance the palletizing lifecycle. Businesses engaged in industrial automation can improve product quality and lower industrialization costs, leading to increased profitability. More... |
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Leveraging Vietnam's growing automation demand
Rockwell Automation has been present in Vietnam since 2007. As a key area of strategic growth, the country is an important market for the company in South East Asia, contributing significantly to its business across Asia and worldwide. In March 2022, Rockwell Automation has appointed Pham Kieu Trinh, as Country Manager effective immediately. She is responsible for the company's business operations and direct sales in the country.
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Save project costs and improve quality with digital twin
The virtual commissioning of customer-specific machines has the greatest leverage in terms of improving product quality, costs, and throughput time. Until now, model creation has been costly and uneconomical due to the lack of mechatronic modular building block systems. The use of digital twins has been analysed in several assessments about: economic applicability, type of simulation time base, modelling languages or tools and methodology. More...
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Digital manufacturing for aerospace
Aerospace OEMs must strive to manufacture aircraft that can travel sustainably for longer distances and support net zero goals. They must produce quality components with tight tolerances from difficult-to-machine materials like HRSAs. Francis Richt, Digital Machining Business Manager at Sandvik Coromant, explains how combined digital and tooling solutions will be essential for error-free production in tomorrow’s aircraft manufacturing industry. More...
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How science and technology will reshape life in 2030
A news report by China.org.cn on how science and technology will reshape life in 2030. In the next 10–15 years, scientific and technological progress will change the industrial structure and global economic growth, and will profoundly change people's lives, according to an article published on Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences. The report indicates that the development of science and technology (S&T) will present new trends and characteristics. More...
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How many axes does my robot need?
Industrial robots are changing the landscape of manufacturing, as more and more operations embrace automation. Incorporating robots can increase efficiency and productivity, as well as minimising costs and risk of error. Choosing a robot suitable for specific processes is key in making the most of the benefits they can bring to an operation, but how do manufacturers know when seven-axis robots are the right choice? More...
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The smart future of meat and protein processing
The development in the field of automation and digitization is taking place very quickly. At the top of the innovation pyramid is the smart factory, the intelligent production facility that is highly digitized and networked and operates largely autonomously. This is made possible by new technologies that network not only people, but also applications and objects and enable machines to analyze data, "learn" from it and create corresponding action patterns. More...
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