AUGSBURG, Germany—Kuka has introduced a new, higher-payload model to its line of SCARA robots.

Automated assembly requires speed and precision.

New robots promise higher payloads, faster speeds and easier programming.

A dozen SCARA robots produce more than 2 million connectors annually.

Labor shortages are driving demand for automation.

Automation and sustainability combine to produce high-quality instruments in El Cajon, CA.

With their high speed, high accuracy, versatility and compact form factor, SCARAs are ideal for automation systems.

WAUKESHA, WI—Husco's in-house automation team designed a robotic assembly system that can produce more than 2 million solenoids annually. 

Automate, the largest robotics and automation trade show in North America, was held May 22-25 in Detroit.

Delta Systems uses more than 20 Epson robots for pick and place, assembly, dispensing and soldering operations.