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April/May 2023


A New Era of Collaborative Robots


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robots, which are typically fenced off from human workers, cobots are designed to work alongside humans safely. They are equipped with sensors that detect the presence of humans and can stop or slow down if they come too close, preventing acci- dents and injuries. Cobots are also more afford-


able than traditional robots, which makes them more accessi- ble to small and medium-sized businesses. They require less space and infrastructure, which means that businesses can in- stall them without major disrup- tions to their existing operations. They also have lower mainte- nance costs and can be easily up- graded as new technologies be- come available. Cobots are already being


used in a range of industries, from automotive and aerospace to healthcare and retail. In the automotive industry, cobots are used for tasks such as painting, welding, and assembly. In healthcare, they are used for tasks such as sterilization and medication dispensing. In retail, they are used for tasks such as inventory management and cus- tomer service.


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cobots is their ability to improve productivity and efficiency. They can work around the clock, with- out the need for breaks or rest periods, which means that busi- nesses can increase their output and reduce their labor costs. They can also perform tasks


more quickly and accurately than humans, which can im- prove the quality of the products and services that businesses of- fer.


Cobots can also help to ad-


dress some of the challenges that businesses face in today’s econo- my. For example, they can help businesses to stay competitive by increasing their efficiency and reducing their costs. They can al- so help businesses to address la- bor shortages, particularly in in- dustries that require specialized skills or knowledge. However, there are also some


challenges associated with the use of cobots. One of the main chal- lenges is the need to integrate them into existing workflows and processes. Businesses need to carefully plan and implement the use of cobots to ensure that they complement, rather than disrupt, existing operations. They also need to ensure that workers are properly trained to use and inter- act with cobots. Collaborative robots are de-


signed to be safe, efficient, and adaptable, making them ideal for a wide range of applications in various industries. They offer many benefits, including flexibil- ity, affordability, and improved productivity and efficiency. How- ever, businesses need to careful- ly plan and implement the use of cobots to ensure that they inte- grate seamlessly into existing operations and meet safety and reliability standards. With proper planning and implementation, cobots have the potential to revolutionize manu- facturing. r


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Tech-Op-Ed ........................... 4 Tech Watch ............................10 People.......................................12 Business News.......................14 Business Briefs.......................15 Management.............................16 EMS ........................................18 Electronic Mfg. Prods..............30 Production...............................48 Partnering................................50 Distribution..............................52 New Products.........................88 High-Tech Events...................96 2023 Editorial Calendar...........96 Advertisers Index....................98


Product Preview: Multishow............................... 68


Special Focus: Assembly and


Automation................................54


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