Robotics Industry

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6 Things We Learned from the Robotiq Challenge
Have you ever seen a hotel ballroom filled with robots, conveyors and engineers? We had the opportunity to experience it first hand earlier this week when Robotiq asked us to sponsor their second annual Robotiq User Conference in Quebec City.
The conference included a challenge where eight teams of 12 engineers used their robots, conveyors, grippers, and sensors to build "pumps." They had 24 hours to design their system, program the robots and crank out pumps.
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Robotics Industry Conveyors
AS40 Conveyors are developed for flexibility. The Pivot Drive allows you to adjust the drive placement to meet the needs of changing conveyor applications. Tee slots run along the length of the conveyor and can be used to mount accessories, like sensors and cameras. Contrasting belt colors are available for applications that require robot cameras to pick parts from the conveyor belt.
AS40-CD Conveyors meet the needs of applications where there is not much space to either side of the conveyor and both ends must be clear. The Center Drive sits under the conveyor and is movable by loosening and tightening a few screws. AS40-CD conveyors are available in lengths up to 26’ and feature tee slots on the frame. Nosebar tails are available at both ends of the conveyor for applications that require the transfer of small parts.
IS300 Conveyors, or indexing conveyors, are ideal for applications where parts must be placed precisely for a robotic operation. Timing belt construction allows this conveyor to stop and start with accuracy up to +/-0.015”. Custom cleats are removable to meet changing requirements.
HC200 Conveyors feature stainless steel construction with optional sealed edge belts. It is easily cleaned and sanitized due to its unique pull-pin design which allows the conveyor to be disassembled and cleaned without moving the conveyor, making it ideal for robotic operations involving food, beverage and pharmaceutical applications.