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The automotive industry has been using industrial robots for more than half a century since General Motors first adopted UNIMATE in the early 1960s. During the transition period, a large number of robots were used in the auto sector. has experienced strong growth. Robotic technology has also improved with lower...

Collaborative robots (cobots) are becoming a “powerful” arm and a very effective solution in the global “war against COVID-19”. In this article, we will explore the use of robots (specifically Universal Robots – UR’s collaborative robots) during the pandemic, as well as some other contributions in meeting the need for...

It is not difficult to realize, the connection between robots and humans is being tightened more and more. Because the need for robots to replace humans in the future is increasing while the development of technology has contributed to an increase in the number of robot jobs that can replace...

Initially, from the perspective of businesses in developing countries, cobots (collaborative robots) open many potential doors, but the challenges they will face are not small. As for the UR team, we understand that the decision to deploy the future collaborative robotic arm – the cobot possessing the most modern technology today, is...

In the early stages of their journey to automate industrial production in factories, traditional industrial robots created the image of a bulky, complex, large and difficult-to-reach machine. . However, people are forced to deploy before the health problems of workers or sudden spikes in orders happen unexpectedly. We can use...

Thirty years ago, fully servo-controlled robots of any kinematic configuration were rarely deployed in injection molding applications. The most common approach is to implement a simple three-axis, point-to-point connection linear robot that is mounted on the machine. With just enough Z (vertical axis) travel to reach the centerline of the...

Universal Robots (UR) collaborative robots (cobots) are seen as a key element in successful electronics manufacturing deployments globally. Each implementation has its own characteristics, but the overall results are clear; productivity increases, quality results are improved, human error in repetitive tasks is reduced, and working conditions are improved. This article...

The argument for applying cobots to palletizing applications is convincing. In the United States alone, overuse and repetitive movements account for 24% and 8% of workplace injuries, respectively. Manual palletizing is not only harmful to ergonomics, but also expensive. And it also limits the throughput and quality of cargo handling....

Packing and loading/unloading pallets is one of the most stressful and musculoskeletal applications for workers in the supply chain. Lifting heavy objects and bending over to lift or wrap are not only ergonomic (unconvenient to the body) movements that pose a risk of injury, but are also repetitive, which can...

When the industrial wave 4.0 broke out, it was also the time when factories increasingly applied automation to production lines. Along with industrial robots, AMR robots (Automatic Mobile Robots) are also increasingly popular because of their practicality and benefits in factories. I. What is AMR Robot? AMR robot (Automatic Mobile...

Although factory digitization is becoming more and more widespread, according to a new study, more than 80% of current warehouses have no automation. This is partly because businesses are still apprehensive about the cost as well as the capabilities that Robots bring. However, another assessment shows that most warehouses using AMR...

Autonomous vehicle AGV is a type of automatic cargo transport robot that is present in most smart factories (Smart Factory) in general and logistics systems around the world in particular. Currently, we can see AGV self-propelled vehicles anywhere, from production lines, assembly lines, finished goods warehouses, e-commerce warehouses to supermarkets,...

As automation becomes the new normal for manufacturing and warehouse operations in the age of Industry 4.0, technologies such as driverless forklifts, robotic arms, advanced sorting/picking, and intelligent conveyors Smart is increasingly popular while costs decrease; make choices more accessible to every company regardless of size. One of the advancements...

Over the past two years, as all parts of the world have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, supply chain operations, from production, to transportation, to distribution and storage, have suffered some of the same. department. With social distancing everywhere and people forced to stop working, warehouses face an extremely...

Why should the warehouse have an AGV Robot? The use of AGV Robots in warehouses has grown in recent years. This is also not too new due to the fact that AGV allows warehouses to improve equipment handling efficiency and increase productivity . Advantages of the AGV system include: Optimal operation...

When people hear the word “warehouse,” many immediately think of a dusty, cold, and dark building, filled with racks and racks for boxes and crates. In fact, the modern warehouse is a complex that works, is clean, bright, and helps keep our economy moving. Here are 6 very different types...

A smart warehouse is a large building in which raw materials and manufactured goods are stored, using machines and computers to complete conventional warehouse operations previously performed by humans. These activities include identifying and receiving orders, counting products, storing products and remembering where they are for later, and sending orders...

When looking for a warehouse for your e-commerce business, there are 8 types of warehouses that you should know/ For everyone, a warehouse is a warehouse. However, the types of warehouses in the supply chain are very different from each other. For online businesses, an eCommerce warehouse is not only...

Warehouse automation is one place that can help improve accuracy, efficiency, and reliability while saving labor costs. According to Inbound Logistics, 65% of operating budgets in most warehouses are made up of labor costs. Automated warehouse processes, then, can be a game changer in helping to reduce labor costs. Some...

As the e-commerce industry develops, logistics operations in the e-commerce industry to receive orders for customers become more complex – especially during a time when the current pandemic affects the entire supply chain. e-commerce application. According to a Nielsen report, Vietnam is considered one of the fastest growing e-commerce countries...

First, we must clearly understand what the definition of waste is. Waste is any action or step in the process that does not add value to the customer. In other words, waste is any process for which the customer does not want to pay. Originally, there were 7 types of...

Every business in the market has certain vulnerabilities, big or small, that will directly affect the business. In production Downtime is considered as one of the dilemmas that almost every business encounters. To make it easier to imagine, you can imagine that each factory will lose 5% of its productivity,...

In any business process, the saying “Time is money” is always true. All machines running in the production line can earn money every second. The longer it takes to develop raw materials into finished products, the more money it costs to get them out. What if your machine is idle...

Do you know how much downtime your business spends (machine idle, machine unused)? For many manufacturers, it is the biggest source of lost production time. And according to Business Industry Network, more than 80% of business owners cannot accurately calculate their true downtime costs. Not all downtime is the same....