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HOW MANUFACTURERS CAN MAKE THE MOST OF COLLABORATIVE ROBOTS

How manufacturers can make the most of collaborative robots

It’s no secret that the manufacturing sector is hugely benefiting from the field of robotics, and in particular from the use of collaborative robots (cobots) in factory settings. Today, more and more manufacturers are exploring how cobots can revolutionize their organization’s operations by boosting efficiency and increasing productivity.

Cobots are distinguishable from ordinary robots by their usage of sensors and sophisticated programming algorithms, which allow them to work in close contact with human staff. Cobots automatically cease obstruction (whether it's an object or a person) and the forces applied during a collision, ensuring that they do not cause harm or injuries.

Although cobots are well suited for manufacturing, many businesses are putting money into cobots without having a clear strategy in place. It's crucial to consider how cobots may perform tasks like any other intelligent technology.

Cobots, despite their flexibility, are proving to be inadequate for many operational demands—a lack of anticipated return on investment is resulting from targeting the wrong cobots for operational requirements. The key to success is to carefully examine operations and determine where cobots may best collaborate with human employees.

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