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- Worldwide overview of industrial robots
- Hadrian X – FBR
- Spot – Boston Dynamics
- ANYmal X – ANYbotics
- BIM Printer – BIMPRINTER
- CRX – FANUC
- SCARA Manufacturing Robots
- Microfactory – Bright Machines
- AMP Cortex C – AMP Robotics
- Elfin – Hans Robot
- HUENIT – Huenit
- CRA, CRAS, CR, CRS – Dobot
- TED – Naio Technologies
- Stretch – Boston Dynamics
Technological advances are driving a revolution in industry, and robots play a key role in this transformation. In this article, we will present a list of 15 robots that bring automation, precision and efficiency to manufacturing and production processes. Discover how these engineering marvels are transforming the way we work and propelling the industry toward new horizons. 1b1319
Worldwide overview of industrial robots 708f
The industrial robots market continues to grow around the world, according to the report World Robotics 2023, published by International Federation of Robotics. In 2022, 553.052 robot installations were recorded in factories, representing an increase of 5% compared to the previous year.
Asia leads the way, ing for 73% of all new robot installations. China is the world's largest market, with 290.258 units installed in 2022, a 5% growth compared to the previous year. To meet this constantly growing demand, both domestic and international suppliers have established factories in China and increased their production capacity.
In Japan, which ranks second as the largest industrial robot market, robot installations increased by 9% in 2022, reaching 50.413 units. This number sured the pre-pandemic level of 2019, demonstrating the recovery and strengthening of this market.
In Europe, stands out as one of the main adopters of robots, with a market share of 36% within the European Union. However, installations in decreased by 1% year-on-year to 25.636 units. In Italy, installations grew by 8% and reached 11.475 units, representing a market share of 16% within the European Union.
In the Americas, robot installations increased by 8% in 2022, totaling 56.053 units. This number sured the previous peak, which occurred in 2018. The United States is the largest regional market, representing 71% of installations in the Americas in 2022.
By the end of 2023, an additional 7% growth is expected in the global industrial robot market, with the expectation of suring the mark of 590.000 units installed worldwide. This continued growth reflects the growing importance of automation and robotic technology in industries around the globe!
Startups in the construction sector, known as constructtechs, are developing robots to reduce risks and create autonomous solutions. In Brazil, there are around 400 constructtechs, representing just 1,8% of innovative companies. Let's look at some solutions and manufacturers in the segment.
Hadrian X – FBR a4r4s
The Australian company FBR developed the Hadrian X, a robot that can be considered a revolution in construction. It is able to build brick walls accurately and quickly, reducing material waste and increasing safety on the construction site.
O Hadrian is a mobile robot, equipped with a robotic arm that can be programmed to lay bricks in a variety of patterns, and be able to read a 3D model of the construction project, ensuring walls are built accurately. He can build walls up to 2,5 feet tall and lay bricks at speeds of up to 100 bricks per hour!
The robot reduces material waste by up to 90%, which is a great advantage in of sustainability, and it can be used to build a variety of structures, from houses to commercial buildings and even bridges. Its versatility makes it a valuable tool for contractors and architects.
Although the price of Hadrian has not been disclosed by FBR, the robot is estimated to cost around US$1 million (R$4.862.600,00). A FBR is already receiving purchase orders.
Spot – Boston Dynamics 651u39
O Spot, developed by Boston Dynamics, is a revolutionary quadruped inspection robot. With its agility, mobility and load capacity, it offers a wide range of functionalities for different application areas.
O Spot is equipped with high-resolution cameras, heat sensors, TO DEAL and gas, allowing it to navigate challenging environments and collect real-time data. It can be used in agriculture, providing accurate information about production, and even on oil rigs, where it is used for inspection and detection of gas leaks.
Measuring around 1 meter long and weighing 25 kg, the Spot It is able to move over rough terrain, climb stairs and even dance. Powered by batteries, it can operate for approximately 90 minutes on a single charge.
The price of Spot is approximately US$74.500 (R$362.263,70) and can be purchased directly from Boston Dynamics. With its advanced capabilities and versatility, this incredible robot is opening up new possibilities for automation and monitoring across industries.
ANYmal X – ANYbotics 4z3c2y
The Swiss company anybotics recently announced the launch of AnyMalX, a multifunctional autonomous industrial robot that can be used for a variety of tasks, including inspection, maintenance and transportation.
O AnyMal X is equipped with a variety of sensors and cameras that allow it to autonomously navigate complex industrial environments and features a artificial intelligence advanced technology that allows him to learn and adapt to his surroundings.
Some of the features of AnyMalX include the ability to inspect industrial equipment, structures and facilities for possible damage or wear. The robot can also collect data and information about the state of an installation, carrying out preventive and corrective maintenance tasks, transporting parts and tools, and even transporting materials and products within an industrial installation, in addition to making external deliveries!
O AnyMalX It measures 1,2 meters high, 0,7 meters wide and 0,6 meters deep, and weighs 100 kg. Its battery allows for an autonomy of up to 8 hours of operation, and it can reach a maximum speed of 5 km/h. Furthermore, the robot has voice recognition and Wi-Fi connection.
O AnyMalX is available for pre-sale for US$50.000 (R$243.130,00), and the official launch is scheduled for the beginning of 2024. To purchase the robot, simply access the anybotics and make the purchase there.
BIM Printer – BIMPRINTER 626k3r
A BIM Printer is an plotter high-definition robotic device that traces with millimeter laser precision directly on slabs, reproducing all the details associated with the digital project. This eliminates reading errors and gives construction workers a clear, immediate view of the project's partitions, walls and techniques.
The strengths of BIM Printer include its 2mm precision, ability to print dots, lines, frames, curves, texts and quotes. Furthermore, the layout can be printed on various media, such as concrete, asphalt, wood and roofs. It is also capable of printing perfectly on sloping terrain, with a slope of up to 15%. It is adapted for all types of construction sites, especially the most complex ones.
A BIM Printer works through the combination of a mobile robot, a robotic total station, an external terminal (computer, tablet, smartphone), specific software developed by BIMPrinter to prepare the tracking mission and a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot.
Regarding pricing and purchasing, interested parties can obtain detailed information, quotes and purchase options directly on the official website of BIMPrinter or through authorized distributors. BIM Printer cost may vary depending on configuration, additional features and after-sales packages.
CRX – FANUC k30
Recently, the Japanese global leader in industrial automation, FANUC, expanded its line of collaborative robots, known as cobots, with the series CRX. These robots are designed to meet the needs of today's manufacturers, offering a compact solution that is easy to program and implement, as well as reliability and maintenance-free operations for up to eight years.
the robots CRX They are safe and flexible and can be used in manufacturing in a variety of industries, such as automotive, manufacturing and assembly. The series CRX includes different models, such as the CRX-10iA/L, with a payload of 10 kg and a reach of 1.418 mm, making it a perfect option for manufacturers with little or no experience in robotics. Also part of the series is CRX-25iA, with a payload of 25-30 kg and a range of 1.756-1.889 mm.
The entire line is powered by standard 120V power. The interactive programming of these robots allows s to teach stitches in a simple and intuitive way, either through manual guidance or through a tablet interface with drag-and-drop capabilities.
It is important to mention that robots CRX da FANUC have classification IP67, which means they are protected against the ingress of dust and liquids in harsh industrial environments. This makes these cobots suitable for use in factories with harsher conditions.
Regarding prices, the model 10iA/L can be found in ebay for US$44.000 (R$213.954,40), but we recommend ing the FANUC America or with official distributors, such as MCK Handling.
SCARA Manufacturing Robots 2f6c66
the robots SCALE, acronym for Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arm, or Robotic Arm for Selective Compliance Assembly in free translation, they are robotic arms that imitate the action of a human arm, designed to operate in a single plane, with the ability to extend and retract.
They are used in various applications such as assembling parts and tightening screws, and are commonly found in food production lines and electronic board manufacturing. They are widely used in operations pick-and-place and assembly, due to its high precision and speed.
They can be equipped with different tools, such as suction cups and grippers, and are capable of achieving tolerances of less than 10 microns, and can be easily relocated to different applications. Demand for SCARA robots is increasing worldwide, driven by the growth of electromobility and renewable energy. Some prominent SCARA robots include:
Python850-A10 – EKE 5m3k10
O Python850-A10 EKE, is a 4-axis SCARA robot with a nominal payload of 10kg, offering superior performance in precision, speed, linearity and verticality.
Rebel-S – Comau 5d2t31
O Rebel S6-0.45 is a model from the line Rebel S da Comau, with a payload of 0,45 kg, reach of 620 mm and R1C 1.0 controller, which offers advanced programming and control features.
YK-XG – Yamaha 62175c
The line YK-XL da Yamaha offers a wide range of options in of reach and load capacity, with horizontal reach ranging from 120mm to 1200mm and load capacity from 1kg to 50kg.
GX – Epson 662c28
The line of robots SCARA GX da Epson offers a variety of options in of arm and reach configurations, enabling robots to perform demanding tasks with ultra-high precision
Microfactory – Bright Machines 406t6f
O Microfactory da Bright Machines is a revolutionary modular robotic system that allows flexible configuration of automated assembly lines.
AMP Cortex C – AMP Robotics 3x6p1g
O AMP Cortex C is a compact, high-speed robotic material sorting, selection and placement solution from AMP Robotics. With incredible 99% accuracy and up to 80 selections per minute!
Elfin – Hans Robot 6a3s5i
O The end da HansRobot are collaborative robotic arms designed for various industrial applications. The model The end 6-axis machine is suitable for automated production lines, assembly, collecting, welding, grinding and spraying. (From US$22.880,00 – R$111.043,50)
HUENIT – Huenit 4n6r2c
O Huenit is a modular robotic arm integrated with advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, 3D and laser. The robot has AI camera capabilities and is designed to be beginner-friendly. (From US$1.199,00 – R$5.819,11)
CRA, CRAS, CR, CRS – Dobot 4vi5l
Os CRA, CRAS, CR and CRS, are a series of modular collaborative robots from Dobot which can be used in a wide range of applications, including manufacturing, logistics, retail and education.
TED – Naio Technologies 1x715g
Learn About TED da Naio Technologies, the first robot dedicated to vineyards! It is an environmentally friendly alternative to herbicides, promoting soil health and improving working conditions for farmers.(€175,000 – R$930.421,29)
Stretch – Boston Dynamics 6u252v
O Stretch da Boston Dynamics is a mobile robot designed to automate the unloading of boxes in warehouses. With its mobility and manipulation capacity, the Stretch speeds up receiving operations, moving hundreds of boxes per hour.
Its rapid deployment and continuous operation guarantee efficiency and safety, making it an innovative solution for warehouse automation. (From US$300.000,00 – R$1.455.990,00)
These revolutionary industrial robots stand out as stunning examples of the technological advancement and automation that are transforming industry. As we continue to explore new technological frontiers, we are certain to see even more breakthrough innovations that will shape the industrial landscape and pave the way for an era of continued excellence and progress. Follow him showmetech and don't miss out!
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Source: International Federation of Robotics, Construction, BIM+
reviewed by Glaucon Vital in 29 / 11 / 23.
