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TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION ADVERTORIAL


Speak the same language as robots


situations, such as varying part shapes or collection positions, with similar flexibility, robots require reliable information on the environment, and in a format that they understand. The new VISOR® Robotic from SensoPart converts data and supplies all information in robot coordinates for immediate use by the robot systems. This is achieved through one-time calibration using the calibration plates available as accessories, or with the aid of a point-pair list. The task is also facilitated by additional functions, such as Z offset correction, gripper point adjustment and a check of available space around the gripper arm. Complex programming in the robot control system is no longer necessary. A URCap software package is also available for the VISOR®


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Robotic sensor, enabling direct data exchange with systems from the manufacturer Universal Robots (UR), and greater ease of communication. The software provides the user with pre-prepared program routines for calibration and pick-and- place tasks. Common robotics applications, such as collecting and positioning parts, can be set up “manually” quickly and easily, without any need for programming.


SensoPart UK Ltd.  01664 561539  www.sensopart.com/en


obots are assisting human colleagues in more and more production tasks. To be able to respond to changing


what already exists, but by the manufacturing needs of the future. In 2004, we set a milestone in the history of robotics with the world’s first cobot (collaborative robot) the LBR iiwa (intelligent industrial work assistant). Since then, we have merged additional strands and interwoven them to form novel production landscapes in which humans, technology and data streams are fully networked. The result of this synergy – the LBR iisy – is


Robotics just got iisy A


s a pioneer and driver of innovative automation solutions, KUKA do not define our standards by


incredibly effective and impressive both in industrial series production and in environments with dynamic, unstructured workplaces previously closed to automation. The LBR iisy technology is based on KUKA’s LBR iiwa and the KR 3 AGILUS and can master diverse worlds of production. The cobot supports all major industry- standard functions such as OPC UA, field bus protocols, digital and analogue I/O’s, safety and much more. As a result, the LBR iisy can be immediately integrated into any existing industrial environment. Not only is it


easy to operate, but is also highly


versatile. Whether for loading or unloading machines, packaging, precise testing, reliable assembly, handling or difficult research tasks – its payload


of 3 kg and reach of 600 mm are perfectly suited to the challenges of confined workspaces, and even in the event of unplanned interruptions, it remembers every motion or activity executed and can resume working without the need to be retaught.


_it’s iisy


KUKA  0121 505 9970  sales@kuka-robotics.co.ukwww.kuka.com


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