Collaborative Robots

Expansion is latest in over $30 million in ABB's robotics investment in the U.S. market since 2019

A3 celebrates legacy of 50 years of advancing automation and robotics technologies throughout 2024, with major tributes planned this week at the A3 Business Forum in Orlando

Significant upgrade of the site in Västerås follows recent investments in China and the United States. The 65,000 square meter integrated Robotics Campus, planned to open in late 2026, will bring together automated manufacturing, R&D, customer experience and training centers to develop next generation AI-enabled technologies.

ABB Robotics’ dedicated Packaging and Logistics facility in Atlanta, Georgia develops AI-enabled robotic skills to help U.S. customers remain competitive

Market intelligence firm forecasts the collaborative robot market will enjoy modest growth out to 2032, with annual growth rates sitting at around 20%, after red hot growth for the market in 2021.

The collaborative robot pioneer names January as “National Cobot Awareness Month,” spearheading new products and initiatives prompting manufacturers to address hiring woes and production challenges.

Collaboration with factory automation solution provider Industrial Control strengthens Kassow Robots’ Solutions and Education Platform

Alex Lee appointed general manager leading operations in North America

Cobot research from Interact Analysis finds the market enjoyed 45% growth in 2021 as part of a post-pandemic rebound.

The footwear company increased throughput by 182% during Q4 2020.

By 2022, the logistics specialist plans to implement up to 2,000 assisted picking robots globally

Combination of offerings aim at making it easier to automate tasks like machine tending, material handling, material removal and assembly

Office Depot’s deployment of collaborative mobile robots improves safety, energizes workforce.

RIA Robotics Week announced as trade group moves fall conferences online.

AMRs provide exciting new opportunities to improve efficiency, but DC operators still need to think creatively about the best way to use the technology in their operations.