Robots have been widely applied in many processes and production lines, bringing benefits not only to businesses or factories but also to workers. Some common applications of robots in the manufacturing industry can be mentioned as:
1. Light industrial robot arm with robot vision
Designed with laser eye sensors and camera arrays, light industrial robots with robotic vision can see, respond instantly, and do what they’re doing with precision. So these robots can do jobs like installing windshield panels or fenders in car production with precision and saving much time than conventional industrial robotic arms. often
2. Collaborative Robots
Many businesses today tend to use the new generation of collaborative robots (Cobots), which are light and compact enough to easily move between construction sites or the storage and production areas of the factory. These robots are usually about the same size as a pallet and can carry around 500kg in a single transport. Collaborative robots help transport materials, components, and pallets around the factory to reduce dangerous collisions caused by workers frequently having to move between areas in the factory, and at the same time reduce downtime. of the transportation process in the factory
3. Industrial robots for heavy-duty jobs in harsh environments
Another type of robot that cannot be ignored is the industrial robot that serves heavy jobs in hazardous environments such as painting or manual welding, solving the current difficulties in factories such as lack of skilled labor. These robots will be pre-programmed to be able to cover large areas or weld pre-arranged welds to save time and limit waste of materials for the factory. The working environment of workers in factories using these robots is much better because their main job will be to monitor the working process and product quality that the robot has made. behave according to what has been programmed and take appropriate action when errors occur
