6-Axis Force-Torque Sensor
The Schunk 6-axis FTS force-torque sensor operates with precision, high resolution, and flexibility. Where robots reach their limits due to a lack of tactile sensitivity, it gives them the necessary finesse to handle even the most challenging tasks.
New Chip Breaker Geometry
ABB Robotics has invested in LandingAI
Safety Systems for Machine Tools
Maximum freedom and process reliability
The new cordless nutrunner Nexo from Bosch Rexroth provides production companies with intuitive, modern and user-friendly tools with significantly improved ergonomics and reliable performance. The tool meets the requirements of the VDI/VDE 2862 guideline for category A tightening applications and is therefore suitable for safety-critical tightening operations.
Tool changer
Schunk is expanding its end-of-arm solutions to ensure future readiness and is introducing the robot Plus product portfolio. One of the highlights is the new CPS tool changer, which enables the automated exchange of end effectors on the robot. The technology pioneer thus offers potential for versatile robot applications with short changeover cycles.
Maximizing quality and performance in battery manufacturing
Siemens and Hirano Tecseed, a Japanese machine builder, are partnering to transform battery manufacturing processes. The collaboration focuses on the standardization and digitalization of battery coating machines to optimize coating processes, reduce waste and enhance product quality and operator performance.
Schunk at automatica 2025
At automatica 2025 from June 24 to 27, 2025, in Munich, Schunk will present its comprehensive portfolio for smart automation – from standardized components and complete solutions to customized engineering. The focus is on maximum productivity and flexibility in industrial manufacturing.
Driving 3D Metrology Forward
Faro Technologies has entered a new category of handheld scanning with the launch of Faro Leap ST. The new handheld solution expands the company’s product portfolio, making Faro one of the few companies offering customers a complete range of portable 3D metrology devices. It strengthens Faro’s presence across the manufacturing sector, where speed, accuracy, and throughput are key. Faro paired this launch with an update to its Faro CAM2 Software, for a simple and effective way to scan parts.
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