Universal Robots Raises the Bar with e-Series Cobots
Universal Robots pioneered the collaborative robot and continues to evolve its ground-breaking, collaborative automation technology with the introduction of its new flagship line the e-Series cobots at IMTS.
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View MoreUniversal Robots pioneered the collaborative robot and continues to evolve its ground-breaking, collaborative automation technology with the introduction of its new flagship line the e-Series cobots at IMTS.
With a new built-in, tool-centric force/torque sensor, the e-Series is ready to take on applications requiring force control right out of the box, such as sanding, buffing, polishing and deburring where force-feedback is paramount for obtaining uniform results. Additionally, the sensor can be used to measure mass, perform inspection processes or precisely detect contact. A repeatability of down to 30 microns means the new cobots are suitable for very precise finishing, assembly and electronics tasks.
A redesigned intuitive and responsive-touch user interface reduces programming to a few clicks. Advanced users can utilize the externally accessible, 500 Hz system bus to implement more complex motion control algorithms such as advanced machine vision applications.
The user interface now also includes programming stopping time and stopping distance for protective stops. This unique feature, not found on any other collaborative robot, greatly reduces the complexity and uncertainty involved in performing pre-deployment risk assessments. All 17 safety functions are certified by TÜV Nord and in compliance with the latest ISO machinery safety standards for unobstructed human-robot collaboration.
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