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LOS ALAMITOS, CA—Epson Robots has introduced a new series of high-precision six-axis robots. 

The enhanced expressiveness and agility of the machine may pave the way for improving human-robot interaction on assembly lines, enabling humanoids to safely operate alongside operators.

A collaborative robot boosts capacity at a small manufacturer of metal brackets.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at Airbus’ new assembly line in Hamburg, Germany.

Dürr Systems provides automated paint line, final assembly, and inspection and test systems for Turkish EV manufacturer.

Additive manufacturing allows engineers to create large, weight-optimized grippers for handling roof and floor assemblies.

Available with two to five axes of motion, the DR series delta robots are designed for high-speed assembly and handling—especially for automated applications in the packaging and electronics industries.

A safe, flexible gripper enables the cobot to handle a wide variety of parts.

The Grasping Neural Process trains robots to infer invisible physical properties from a history of attempted grasps, and then use the inferred properties to guess which grasps would work well in the future.

Multimedia Editor and Host Jennifer Pierce shares highlights from the ASSEMBLY Audible podcast.