Vikaso

Due to advancements in sensor technology, this is not always the case anymore. The new class of collaborative robots (COBOTs) are equipped with force and torque sensors to detect collisions with any part of the robotic arm. This means humans can now work directly inside the cobot's workspace which enables a substantial amount of use cases for the first time in the history of automation. Data from these sensors can also be used as programming parameters, which eventually improve the performance of Cobot Solutions.Robots have been an integral tool of industrial automation for many decades. They are a well understood technology and are being implemented in incredibly diverse use cases. However, up until recently, all robot applications had something in common. They were secluded from the human, encapsulated by fences, glass or light barriers.VIKASO was built on the base of multiple years of experience in designing and implementing industry-leading COBOT solutions from the manufacturer'...