Autonomous bots with dust and fluid resistance
CLAIMED AS an “industry first”, the two new additions to the RARUK Automation MiR range of autonomous mobile robots are IP52 rated, giving them increased ability to withstand dust particles and fluids.
CLAIMED AS an “industry first”, the two new additions to the RARUK Automation MiR range of autonomous mobile robots are IP52 rated, giving them increased ability to withstand dust particles and fluids.
AS A newly confirmed distribution partner for AutoGuide Mobile Robots, RARUK Automation can now supply modular, high payload industrial autonomous mobile robots (AMR) that can tug or lift high payloads alongside any established human and automation workforce; built-in collaborative safety features protect equipment and workers.
INTRODUCED BY RARUK Automation for its MiR autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), GuardCom – developed by ROEQ – uses proven sensor-based technology innovatively to remove a robot’s reliance on wifi.
FOR ROBOTIC conveyor transport solutions relying on WiFi, any instability in the connection can cause operational inefficiency. An introduction from RARUK Automation for its MiR autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) eliminates this risk.
RARUK Automation is formalising three partnerships with world-leading providers of ancillary systems for the latest generation of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs). As a result, the company can now offer the entire range of material handling products from ROEQ, along with the Iconsys iAM-R robot arm solution and the UV-C facility disinfectant system from Enabled Robotics.
The first major engineering works on FASTBLADE, a state-of-the-art composite structures research facility will begin in July as part of an industry-academic partnership between Babcock International Group (Babcock) and the University of Edinburgh.
Use robots where it makes sense and people to do higher-value tasks. That’s the philosophy behind the design of the entire logistics flow of ICM, one of Scandinavia’s leading suppliers of personal protective and technical equipment and work environment solutions. Indeed, as RARUK Automation confirms, ICM shares this aim with many users of its MiR autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) in the UK and Ireland too
An autonomous mobile robot (AMR) has been introduced by RARUK Automation to enhance operations for those looking to automate the internal transportation of goods.
The latest MAFU Automation disentangling and feeding equipment from R. A. Rodriguez allows the company to add greater depth to its automation business.
Since R. A. Rodriguez established its automation operating division, Universal Robots have proved popular products in its range and have allowed the company to engineer cost-effective production solutions that allow humans and robots to work collaboratively without the need for safety guarding.
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