Traditional robots require safety barriers that are expensive, consume a great deal of bench/floor space and obstruct access to workspaces. Collaborative robots can be safely used without the need for safety barriers. This approach reduces the workcell cost and size and permits users to safely access equipment without stopping or slowing down production. Similarly, collaborative robots significantly reduce damage to other equipment when accidental collisions occur.
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Industry
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Automation Machinery Manufacturing
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Company size
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1,001-5,000 employees
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Headquarters
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Livermore, California
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Type
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Privately Held
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Founded
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2004
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Specialties
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Robotics, Motion Control, Automation, Collaborative, Machine Vision, Kinematics, Manipulator Design, Manufacturing, Complex Trajectory Control, Coordinated Motion, Sample Handler, Robot, Cobot, Safe, Safety, Collaborative, Man Machine, Chemistry, and Laboratory Automation