FEATURE Robotics
RE-ENGINEERING INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES FOR ROBOTS
SCARA robots (right) and cartesian robots (below) offer a solution for moving and placing objects with high accuracy
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34 June 2025 | Automation
Yamaha demonstrates the advantages of robot-based
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RE-ENGINEERING INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES FOR ROBOTS
time, particularly if the items weigh a few kilograms or more.
End-of-line processes Yamaha Robotics has demonstrated solutions that implement end-of-line processes using robots, including a test and assembly station for electric vehicle batteries, at recent industry exhibitions in Europe. This battery module handler illustrated heavy lifting, rapid positioning, and accurate placement of 35kg lithium- testing, followed by stacking the modules in battery packs.
Accuracy is another strength of SCARA
robots and smaller machines can take over precision assembly tasks such driving screws. Pneumatic screwdrivers are widely used in assembly areas, to help operators work quickly and ensure the correct torque is applied.
However, errors can occur. One example is where screws are required to be inserted in deep holes. Some can be missed as operators cannot see whether a screw has been inserted. Automating the screwdriving processes provides certainty that every item is inserted and tightened satisfactorily.
This is an extract of a longer feature. The full story can be found here: https://www.
automationmagazine.co.uk/re-engineering- industrial-processes-for-robots/
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