While we won’t be live-streaming the guided tours of our robotics demos, we have prepared videos of the robotics demonstrations that our attendees are exploring in-person on this page. Note that guided tours will take place from approximately 11:30 AM ET – 12:30 PM ET. Please feel welcome to explore the videos during this time or during the lunch time directly following the guided tours.
Yaskawa is the world’s largest manufacturer of AC Inverter Drives, Servo and Motion Control, and Robotics Automation Systems. Products are marketed through direct sales, partners, representatives, dealers, and distributors. Yaskawa America, Inc. – Drives & Motion Division is a wholly-owned corporation of Yaskawa Electric Corporation of Japan. Since 1915, Yaskawa Electric has served the world needs for products to improve global productivity through Automation.
Learn more about Yaskawa here.
You can contact Joshua Leath via email at [email protected] and Roger Christian via at [email protected] to learn more.
This video shows just a small sample of our Robotics Manufacturing Hub robotics demonstrations. The ARM Institute’s Robotics Manufacturing Hub provides free consulting and resources to help manufacturers understand if/how implementing robotics can enhance their competitiveness at no cost. Our team will also work with the manufacturer to prototype robotics solutions for them using our member consortium and equipment available in our high bay in Pittsburgh.
You can learn more about the ARM Institute’s Robotics Manufacturing Hub here.
You can contact [email protected] to learn more.
THG Automation is a solutions provider focused on a new way of thinking around robotic automation. With decades of experience, the THG-A team is no stranger to various robotic automation projects, either by sizes or type. We have supported automation projects from small shops with a single robotic cell to automotive manufacturing projects with hundreds of robots and many plants worldwide.
You can learn more about THG Automation here.
You can contact THG Automation by emailing Matt Hendey at [email protected].
Ultrasonic welding means joining without adhesives, screws, or heat from an outside source. During this process, material is strategically melted by means of ultrasonic vibrations so that a cohesive or form-fit joint is produced. As an economic production method with short cycle times, ultrasonic welding ensures a large degree of process control and repeatable quality results.
As a highly capable ultrasonic welding company, Herrmann Ultrasonics offers the expertise needed to meet your specific machine, system, and tooling needs. We develop high-quality machinery to perform accurate and repeatable welds for plastics, film, nonwovens, metals, and more. In addition, we’re committed to our philosophy of “BONDING MORE THAN MATERIALS.” That means that when you choose us, you aren’t just getting an expert ultrasonic welding manufacturer – you are gaining a true partner whose success is tied to yours.
Learn more about Herrmann Ultrasonics here.
To connect with Herrmann Ultrasonics, you can contact Francois Laplaine via email at [email protected].
PushCorp’s innovative end-of-arm tooling solutions are designed to enhance automated material removal processes. In this video, we delve into the capabilities of our interactive display featuring active compliance, automatic tool changing spindles, and the versatile RI-90 rotary interface.
You can visit PushCorp’s website here.
You can contact Dan Merritt at [email protected] to learn more.
The vendors listed below also have tables set up at our event where you can learn more about their organization’s offerings. These vendors are not offering live demos during our event.