Features
Precise operation and maximized space utilization using compact collaborative robots
Ensures safety and improves space efficiency by using collaborative robots in areas where operators and robots share the workspace
Enables precision force/torque-controlled operations with a built-in 6-axis torque sensor
Improved productivity and quality through continuous operation
Enables 24/7 operation through unmanned core processes
Prevents misloads/mix-ups and reduces defect rate
Results
| Key Benefits | Higher productivity through continuous operation Reduced process defect rate |
|---|---|
| Client Feedback | High-voltage/high-current operations caused frequent injuries to operators, but automation eliminated hazardous tasks and improved productivity. |
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Features
Precise operation and maximized space utilization using compact collaborative robots
Ensures safety and improves space efficiency by using collaborative robots in areas where operators and robots share the workspace
Enables precision force/torque-controlled operations with a built-in 6-axis torque sensor
Improved productivity and quality through continuous operation
Enables 24/7 operation through unmanned core processes
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Results
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|---|---|
| Key Benefits | Higher productivity through continuous operation Reduced process defect rate |
| Client Feedback | High-voltage/high-current operations caused frequent injuries to operators, but automation eliminated hazardous tasks and improved productivity. |
※ The content provided by Bigwave Robotics is protected under U.S. and Canadian copyright and intellectual property laws. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of this content is strictly prohibited.
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