| SafeMove: Removing the barriers to safety |
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SafeMove marks a major step in removing the bonds
placed on heavily regulated industrial robots that toil in isolated
settings. Developed and tested to comply with international safety
standards, SafeMove is an electronics and software based safety
solution that ensures safe and predictable robot motion. It brings
leaner, more economic and more flexible operation. |
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| New Products & Technology for 2010 |
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Learn about the new products and technologies that
are available from ABB in 2010 |
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| Picking, Packing & Palletizing |
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Using robotics to reduce labor cost and minimize
contamination |
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| Robot Studio: An introduction |
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Offline programming is the best way to maximize
return on investment for robot systems. ABB's simulation and
offline programming software, RobotStudio, allows robot programming
to be done on a PC in the office without shutting down production.
It also enables robot programs to be prepared in advance, increasing
overall productivity. |
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| Robot Studio: Hands on training |
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What's the best way to evaluate RobotStudio's effectiveness?
Get on a computer and try it first hand. This is an actual training
course and you will learn how to program off-line using RobotStudio. |
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| Using Robotics for Solar Module Assembly |
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A look at how robotics is being used in Solar Module
Assembly and the benefits of such applications |
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| Successful implementation of robotic welding |
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Moving from manual to robotic welding requires
planning. This presentation offers an in depth look at the considerations
that can make your implementation a successful one. |
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| Solutions for Press Automation |
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Overview of the different solutions that ABB can
offer to improve the three pillars of the Overall Equipment Effectiveness
in the Press Shop: Speed, Availability and Quality. |
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| Reducing total cost of ownership with ABB Customer
Service Solutions |
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Discussion on asset reutilization, rebuild & service
solutions |
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| Customer Service Productivity Tools |
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Covers the features and benefits of ABB's Solutions
Bank and Remote Monitoring |
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| High Definition Sealing Processes |
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No abstract available for this presentation |
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| Advanced Flexible Paining Solutions |
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No abstract available for this presentation |
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| Robotics in Pulp and Paper Industries |
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Since more than a decade ABB is providing robotic
solutions for the Pulp & Paper industry. These solutions
target to eliminate safety risks due to manual labor, increase
reliability of product selection and placement, increase consistency
of production and are a viable option to replace aging equipment
with a much more flexible option.
The solutions offered are:
Robotic Label Applicators
Robotic Header Insertion Systems utilized on the finishing lines
for paper rolls.
Robotic Bilge Stenciling Systems (direct printing on paper rolls).
Robotic Finishing Center for paper rolls utilized in roll re-sizing
areas/plants. |
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| WRAPStm - The Future of Painted Surface Transportation
Protection |
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No abstract available for this presentation |
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| Wireless sensors for Robotic Cells |
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Using wireless sensors can enhance the productivity
and reduce the downtime of many robotic applications.
Topics covered include design considerations and integration
principles. |
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| ISI: Cutting & Welding with One Robot |
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A discussion of how to get more capability out
of a single robot by performing more than one process. We
will discuss the requirements for using a single robot for both
Plasma cutting and MIG welding. Included in the discussion
will be robot requirements, tool changers, process performance,
compatible external positioners and heavy welding software tools. |
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| RIA: Current robotics climate |
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An in depth look at the development of the robotics
market over the past 25 years, emphasizing current and future
opportunities that exist. |
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| Gudel: We Move Robots |
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GUDEL presents the latest generation of linear
one and multi axis modules based on the robust standard components
of the GUDEL guideway system. GUDEL Type TM Modules, standard
or custom design, are very insensitive to harsh environments,
experience extreme rigidity and provide optimal distribution
of the load on the precision guideways. This opens up new areas
of applications
and allows the use of robots in Industries where so far, extensive
use of special equipment or several robots were needed.
The new overhead-trackmotion TM-O from GUDEL completes the well
proven series of floor-mounted trackmotions type TM. They allow
mounting of a robot in a ceiling orientation (hanging),
wall-mounted (sidewise) or in an elevated position (above floor,
robot on top). |
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| Air Gas: Shielding Gas Selection for Arc Welding
Processes |
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How to select the appropriate shielding gas for
Arc Welding Processes |
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| MFG Automation: Integrators guide to designing
turnkey manufacturing cells |
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This is a summary review of core techniques and
processes used by this integrator in the development of turnkey
manufacturing cells. Leveraging Robot Studio and
the suite of ABB robotic products we highlight the critical steps
of development. It’s a basic process that minimizes
risk, validates performance, and clarifies operational requirements.
We will review non-automotive applications however, the techniques
are universal |
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| Fronius: New Fronius products & technologies
2010 |
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Transsteel Robotic - “An Arc you would Steal
for”, CMT Advanced -“A revolution in thin sheet
welding and gapbridging”, Contec - “get in touch
with the future of robotic welding” and Delta spot - “Reel
time “Resistance Welding |
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| Schunk: Robotic Gripping - Past, present & future… |
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Robotic end-effectors, that are considered standard
components today, have been developed to match the application
segments where robotics have gained acceptance. Most experts
agree that future high growth in the robotic industry will depend
on new market segments. What will the future robotic gripper
look like and what restrictions are today's technologies placing
on application range? This presentation will consider the
past and look to the future for how a stepwise process to robotic
gripper development will expand our future applications. |
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| ATI: Newly developed robotic end effector products |
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ATI Industrial Automation will discuss the latest
robotic end-effector products they have developed over the last
year including, Manual Tool Changers, Hollow-Wrist Tool Changers,
New Tool Changer Bus Systems, New Multi-Axis Force/Torque Sensors
and many other products and solutions that can increase the flexibility
and productivity of your robots. |
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| DE-STA-CO: Modular Solutions |
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"Beyond Possibilities..." Focus: Engineered
solutions from the leaders in automation products. |
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| DE-STA-CO: Electric Gripper |
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"Next Generation E-Gripper" Focus: High
speed electric gripping that combines cost and energy efficiency
with ease of use. |
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| Pilz: Robot Safety Standards |
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Update to ANSI RIA, ISO and CSA and changes to
each with time lines for industry. |
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| RoboVent: Ventilation in the Welding Industry |
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Best practices for addressing the health hazards
of Weld Fume, capturing smoke, and the differences between filtration
and exhaust. |
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| SAS: Palletizing Solutions |
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SAS Automation is one of the world’s largest
suppliers of modular component-based robotic End-of-Arm-Tooling
(EOAT) and gripper systems. Our line of palletizing products
allow your robot to do more and are available in 4 styles: Bag
Gripping, Vacuum Plate, Carton Clamping, Fork-style for open
top cartons and large bags. |
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| ESAB: Welding and cutting solutions |
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Plasma arc welding, cutting, and gouging processes
represent well plasma’s omnipresent utility in the heavy
industry. Advances in precise arc constriction, gas control,
and water injection give plasma the tools needed to challenge
its thermal cutting counterparts with its ability to quickly
cut with precision even under water. While less celebrated, plasma’s
welding and gouging processes might further garner manufacturing
popularity through their use in a robotic platform. |
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| SICK: Design Safety Applications |
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Get to know the theory of Machine Safeguarding
and work out a safety concept for a robot application example |
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| ARC Specialties: Robotic
Solutions to Oil Field Problems |
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Robots have many uses
in the Oil Field beyond the typical MIG welding
applications. Robots can now be integrated to automate
applications
such as Joining, Metal-to-Metal Wear, Corrosion, Cutting, and
Ground
Engaging Wear. Processes now include Laser, Gas Tungsten
Arc (TIG),
Plasma, OxyFuel, and Submerged Arc. |
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| Axium: Robot Automation
Solutions for Mixed Load Palletizing |
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Learn about the various solutions Axium provides
for Mixed Load Palletizing |
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| Jokab Safety North America |
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No abstract available for this presentation |
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| CIM Systems: Robotic Palletizing:
Why, Where, and How |
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Robotic Palletizing is becoming one
of the fastest-growing markets for automation. Find out why companies
are switching to automated methods, where automated palletizing
makes the most sense, and how robotic palletizing can be more
effective than hard automation. Also learn more about ABB’s
palletizing robot capabilities, various tooling options, and
the benefits of standardized cells. |
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| CIM Systems: Robotic Process Applications |
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You probably know that industrial
robots are highly efficient, multi-talented workhorses that can
perform a variety of functions. But did you know that they are
especially useful when it comes to process applications? Flexible
automation has been proven to reduce workforce injuries, boost
throughput, improve quality and consistency, and increase efficiency
for most process applications, including:
• Adhesive dispensing
• Assembly
• Coating
• Cutting
• Deburring
• Inspection
• Welding |
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