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Distrelec debuts robotics and automation guide
13 February 2023
ELECTRONIC AND technical components distributor Distrelec, has launched a brand new Robotics and Automation Guide filled with insightful information from industry experts.

The first of a three-part feature, this new guide provides valuable insights to help engineers build more effective, fully-automated workflows. Chapters include a brief history of robotics, as well as robot types, applications, industry 5.0 and cobots.
"Today's manufacturers continually seek ways to optimise the technology within their factories - and this will often involve introducing some form of automation," said MD Raj Patel. "This guide will appeal to anyone looking to automate solutions and improve manufacturing efficiencies."
The first edition can be viewed free of charge, while the next two parts will be published later this year: knowhow.distrelec.com/robotics-and-automation-guide-distrelec
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