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voraus robotik: Software instead of PCs for flexible automation
At voraus robotik, everything revolves exclusively around software. Unlike traditional providers, the company does not sell hardware, but rather supplies software modules that can ... more
KIT ARMAR-7: Robot recognizes speech and helps in everyday life
ARMAR-7 is the latest humanoid robot from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). It is already the seventh generation in this series, which aims to support people in their ev... more
Guttroff: Laser welding cells with cobot and safety concept
Guttroff is primarily known as a gas supplier, but at the trade fair it is demonstrating how broad its portfolio has become. In addition to gases, the company has its own automatio... more
Evasive Robotics: Safe control of multiple robots in confined spaces
Evasive Robotics is showcasing a special project at the trade fair: robot heads decorated with flowers, known as “EvaHeads,” were created as part of a university project. The aim w... more
ABB heavy-duty robots: high performance meets safety
ABB is highlighting the exceptional quality and robustness of its robots at the trade fair. The company sees itself as a clear pioneer in this field and emphasizes that it consciou... more
Flexible AI robotics system from TU Berlin: real-time adaptation
Researchers at TU Berlin are currently working on a robot system that leaves the rigid processes of traditional programs behind. Instead of fixed step-by-step commands, this robot ... more
Nabtesco showcases robotics gears, digital actuators, and exoskeletons
Nabtesco is considered the world's largest manufacturer of cycloidal gears. Around 60 percent of all industrial robots today use these high-performance components in their axes. Th... more
Stäubli showcases mobile robotics and AI for logistics and intralogistics
At automatica, Stäubli is presenting several future-oriented systems for the logistics and production sectors. The focus is on two mobile platforms: the PF3 and a newly developed c... more
Omron presents OL-450S: Mobile robot for intralogistics
Omron is presenting its new OL-450S mobile robot at the trade fair. The vehicle is designed for autonomous material transport and moves independently through warehouses and product... more
ABB presents new AMR P603 with V-SLAM for intralogistics
ABB is expanding its portfolio of autonomous mobile robots (AMR) with the new P603, which has been specially developed for intralogistics applications. The compact transport robot ... more
Robotics Institute Germany: AI and robotics research network
The Robotics Institute Germany, or RIG for short, is a nationwide platform that brings together top researchers in the field of AI-based robotics in Germany under one roof. The aim... more
Faulhaber showcases miniature motors for robotics and medical technology
Small, precise and powerful: Faulhaber is presenting its range of miniature motors and drive systems at automatica. The company, headquartered in Germany, offers motor solutions fo... more
Yamaha conveyor system for precise, compact automation
At automatica, Yamaha Robotics will be focusing on a system that combines several tasks at once - in the smallest of spaces. The Linear Conveyor System offers a combination of conv... more
Siemens: Robot integration, simulation and AI Co-Pilot
At automatica 2025, Siemens is focusing on the requirements of mechanical engineering - with an end-to-end approach that extends from the initial design decision to virtual commiss... more
Fanuc: Robot control, AI maintenance, and collaborative systems
Fanuc is demonstrating how closely robotics, automation, and artificial intelligence are now interlinked with a wide range of new developments at the automatica. It's not just abou... more
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