Robotiq, designs and manufactures flexible robot grippers, St-Nicolas, Canada

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Website - robotiq.com

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President and co-founder - Samuel Bouchard

Products:

grippers

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What is Advanced Manufacturing? - RoboBusiness Workshop Presented by Robotiq

Published on Oct 15, 2014

Advanced manufacturing Workshop: Collaborative Robots for Manufacturing.

The requirements of complex manufacturing environments have long driven the creation of new approaches to functionality, design and safety in the robotics industry. Now robotics is widely touted as a key factor contributing to re-shoring with debate regarding it's contributing to technological unemployment. A new class of collaborative robots, along with innovative control software, offers the opportunity to enhance, rather than replace, the roles of human workers. At the same time, these robots fulfill the need for fast, safe, flexible and precise execution of tasks needed to build the products of the future.

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Published on Oct 20, 2014

See how Regal Beloit, one of the largest manufacturers of electric motors in the world, kept its machine tending process simple and profitable by using the flexible Robotiq Adaptive Grippers and Universal Robots.

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How to Install FT 150 Force Torque Sensor On Universal Robots

Published on Oct 30, 2014

See how to install the Robotiq 6-Axis Force Torque Sensor - the FT 150 - designed for force and position control is easy to integrate and offers a high quality digital signal. Use the signal input directly to your robot controller. No need for an external signal processing box.

The FT 150 is offered with software packages on Universal Robots, Linux, Windows and ROS to enable you to speed up your application development.

Also compatible with industrial robots such as: Yaskawa Motoman, FANUC and ABB.

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Force Torque Sensor Case Study with Artiminds - Force-Adaptive Assembly

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Published on Jun 8, 2015

Demonstration of Adaptive Electronic Assembly using Force Torque Sensing.

With Robotiq Force Torque Sensor FT 150, Universal Robots and ArtiMinds RPS.

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"How many fingers do you really need for a robot"

by Alex Owen-Hill
September 4, 2015

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What’s new at Robotiq?

Streamed live Sep 4, 2018