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SmartReach leverages the accuracy of machine-driven software and integrates it seamlessly with advanced five-axis articulation capabilities. | Supply: Comau
Comau has announced the global rollout of SmartReach Comau, a cutting-edge TPX Robotic Train Pendant, and the innovative in.Grid digital platform, designed to simplify operations and enhance user experience worldwide. At Italy’s prominent BI-MU exhibition, which showcases cutting-edge innovations in metalworking, machine instruments, robotics, automation technology, and additive manufacturing, the corporate distributed informative bulletins.
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Since its founding in 1973, Comau has specialized in and delivered high-quality robotics solutions. Based in Turin, Italy, the company offers innovative products, wearable technology, machine learning-based solutions, and proprietary software.
Stellantis NV, the previous owner of Comau, has reached a definitive agreement with One Fairness Partners, whereby the latter will acquire a significant minority stake in Comau S.p.A., effective July. The companies involved in the private transaction declined to disclose its financial terms, revealing instead that they anticipate the deal’s closure by the end of 2024.
New merchandise promise optimization, effectivity
Comau’s SmartReach is a cutting-edge system that seamlessly integrates the precision of machine software with the flexibility of five-axis articulation, revolutionizing manufacturing processes. The system’s modular design enables it to efficiently process six-sided machining in a single clamping setup, thereby increasing overall productivity while minimizing time and costs.
The subsequent device features a cutting-edge touchscreen display, an elegantly designed intuitive interface, and advanced digital simulation tools. The corporation has announced plans to revamp how clients interact with, configure, and track robots. The train pendant offers a range of features for simulating three-dimensional utility and pathways.
The digital platform is an equipment-agnostic, real-time monitoring system that operates independently of specific devices or infrastructure. Clients can leverage advanced monitoring tools to track crucial key performance indicators (KPIs), including equipment efficiency, production costs, and downtime statistics.
“Our comprehensive reporting tools empower informed decision-making,” said Comau.
The corporation posits that allowing companies to identify inefficiencies, pinpoint bottlenecks, and target areas for enhancement yields actionable intelligence for optimizing productivity.
Comau reveals different applied sciences
Comau has unveiled a new generation of water- and dust-resistant small robots, showcasing. The device is engineered to deliver precise, efficient, and dependable performance across multiple common industrial applications, including welding and fabrication processes.
The corporation showcased its innovative MI.RA/Picker, a cutting-edge autonomous solution for efficiently handling various pick-and-place tasks. Designed to streamline processes involving large quantities of identical items, the MI.RA/Picker eliminates mundane, repetitive tasks, thereby significantly boosting productivity and operational efficiency.
Comau’s wearable exoskeletons are engineered to alleviate biomechanical stresses on the upper body, reduce fatigue, and optimize ergonomics for employees.
The corporation asserts that its comprehensive portfolio of expertise solutions is engineered to deliver exceptional performance while minimizing environmental impact. This comprises effective, scalable strategies that can be engineered for maximum flexibility and responsiveness, as well as intuitive management approaches designed to address the growing shortage of skilled professionals and robotics experts.
Comau claims that its expertise encompasses dedicated experience in revamping and reconfiguring existing machinery and equipment to enhance efficiency and versatility, thereby enabling seamless adaptation to evolving production demands. Comau recently installed a fully automated assembly line to produce pickup trucks at the JMC-Ford Xiaolan plant in Shanghai.
