- In August 2024, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation launched its RV-35/50/80FR robot series, designed to handle heavier payloads and offer an extended reach compared to previous models. With a maximum reach of 2100mm and a payload capacity of up to 80kg, these robots enhance automation capabilities for industries requiring palletizing and machine tending. The series integrates seamlessly with Mitsubishi Electric’s factory automation systems and features advanced safety functions, including position and speed monitoring
- In May 2024, Fanuc Corporation introduced the CRX-10iA/L Paint, the world’s first global explosion-proof collaborative paint robot. Designed for industrial painting, coating, and powder applications, this cobot meets stringent explosion-proof safety standards across multiple regions, including ATEX and IECEx compliance for hazardous zones. With a payload capacity of 10 kg and an extended reach of 1,418 mm, it enables precise painting of large workpieces while maintaining operator safety. The CRX-10iA/L Paint features intuitive programming, allowing users to easily teach motion paths for efficient automation
- In May 2024, Fanuc Corporation introduced the CRX-10iA/L Paint, the world’s first global explosion-proof collaborative paint robot. Designed for industrial painting, coating, and powder applications, this cobot meets stringent explosion-proof safety standards across multiple regions, including ATEX and IECEx compliance for hazardous zones. With a payload capacity of 10 kg and an extended reach of 1,418 mm, it enables precise painting of large workpieces while maintaining operator safety. The CRX-10iA/L Paint features intuitive programming, allowing users to easily teach motion paths for efficient automation
- In March 2024, ABB introduced its latest articulated robot series, designed to enhance energy efficiency and lower operational costs in automotive production lines. These robots integrate advanced automation and precision control, optimizing manufacturing processes while reducing waste and energy consumption. ABB’s innovations aim to support sustainable production and improve assembly speed in automotive manufacturing
- In January 2024, KUKA AG introduced the KR FORTEC industrial robot, designed for flexible manufacturing systems with AI-driven optimization. This robot features high dynamic performance, enabling efficient material handling and spot welding while maintaining low energy consumption. With an extended arm reaching up to 3700mm and a payload capacity of 240kg, the KR FORTEC enhances automation in diverse industrial applications. Its modular design ensures cost-effective maintenance and adaptability to harsh environments
