Industrial Automation, Robots and Unmanned Vehicles Industry Newsletter - Dec 2013

Robo-Stox: Investing in the Robotics Revolution
12/13/13, Frank Tobe, Editor and Publisher, The Robot Report
"I've worked a long time to make this happen and am very pleased with the results. It enables investors everywhere to capitalize on the accelerating growth and promising future of robotics.” Frank Tobe, Co-founder, Robo-stox LLC and Editor/Publisher, The Robot Report.

Using Drones To Prevent Animal Poaching
12/13/13, Alyssa Parkinson, Solid Concepts
These drones are solely surveyors. They must be well equipped to notice when something is out of place or detect potential threats and weapons and alert park rangers immediately.

Robotic Welding Series: Alleviate Skilled Welder Shortages With Robotic Welding Cells
12/13/13, Erica DeMott, KC Robotics
A robot system, fully deployed is going to give two to three-hundred percent return on investment per year.

Using Robots to Clean Oil Spills
12/01/13, Len Calderone for, RoboticsTomorrow
As this technology is still in its infant stages, we do not truly know how efficient the process will be. We can only hope that the technology will be there when the next spill happens.

ABB Robotics' Introduces 7th Generation IRB 6700 Family Of Large Robots
12/01/13, L Hetherington for, RoboticsTomorrow
ABB Robotics has introduced the IRB 6700 robot family, its seventh generation of industry-leading, large industrial robots.

Universal Robots - Collaborative Robot Solutions

Universal Robots has reinvented industrial robotics with the lightweight and flexible UR 5 and UR10 robot arms. The Danish-designed robots automate production in all industries - even in SMBs that regard automation as prohibitively expensive, cumbersome, and difficult to integrate. The robot arms require no safety shielding, can work alongside personnel, and are easily moved around the production site to complete even the most detailed tasks. Programming is intuitive, eliminating the need for skilled programmers; simply grab the robot arm to show it the desired movement, or use the simple touch screen. The robots are sold in over 40 countries worldwide.

Learn More About Universal Robots USA

KEBA Corp.

KEBA, one of the leading manufacturers of automation solutions and robot controls, will exhibit new developments like the Active Contact Flange for sensitive automation as well as KeMotion Packaging for robotics in packaging industry. Furthermore the proven KeTop handheld terminals and the award-winning IPC KeControl C3 will be shown.

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