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Stop Replacing Automation Every Time Production Changes For many fabrication and welding shops, automation investments are made around a specific program, product family, or contract. The challenge comes three to five years later when that program ends an

Automation isn't new. Hype is. And at SCADAware Inc., the difference has always been clear. For more than 25 years, SCADAware has quietly built a reputation for solving hard industrial problems long before robotics, AI, and "digital transformation" became

At Kawasaki Robotics, our global purpose is clear: unlocking human ingenuity to create robotics that enrich the future.For decades, that purpose has guided us to design industrial robots that work with people-not just around them.One of the most ambitious

Robot information blog by Kawasaki Heavy Industries Humanoid Robot: The Evolution of Kawasaki's Challenge

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Kawasaki Robotics engineer Kippei Matsuda achieved a remarkable feat by winning the "NFL Health & Safety - Helmet Assignment" competition in 2022, a fiercely competitive event hosted by the National Football League (NFL) and Amazon.com, Inc. on Kaggle, a

By Bon Carter, Regional Sales Manager at Kawasaki Robotics "How much does it cost?" is a question everyone asks before making a purchase, no matter how small. For manufacturing companies looking to spend on new capital equipment, that question is given so