Seiko Epson Corporation, Epson Robots, industrial robots, Nagano, Japan

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Products:

industrial robots

M-Tracer Golf Swing Analyzer

Runsense, smart watch

Pulsense, heart rate and activity monitors

Epson Moverio, smart glasses

WorkSense W-01, autonomous dual-arm robot
 

EPSON Robots Product Overview

Uploaded on Jan 11, 2010

This video shows the entire EPSON factory automation product line. Scara robots. 6-axis robots. Linear axes. Vision guidance. Conveyor tracking.
 

2 x Epson Spider RS4 on 1 x RC620+ in Keymilling Huf Tools Velbert (EN_03-2013)

Published on Mar 28, 2013

Epson Spider robots RS4 are used in the flexible, fully-automated production of car keys in Mexico. This special machine fully automatically separates, mills, dimensions and commissions various car key sets for the Ford and Lincoln brands and places them on pallets.
 

Radiopharmaceutical Manufacturing Automation

Published on Jul 1, 2013

Hazardous environments are a perfect place to implement robotic automation because it reduces the risk of injury to people. In this video a robot is used in the manufacturing of radioactive medicines; Fully automated dispenser eliminates all manual manipulations with unshielded material, reducing operator's exposure to radiation and allowing for a more accurate and fast single unit dose preparation.
 

Robot Loading Stamping Press

Published on Sep 6, 2013

An EPSON 6-axis robot picks up steel blanks and feeds a stamping press. The robot automation work cell increased production 300% over the previous manual operation. In addition the robot removed an operator from a potentially hazardous work environment.

The end user designed and installed the complete robot work cell and has plans to implement more robot automation.
 

Decorating Smart Phone Covers with Robots

Published on Mar 11, 2014

An EPSON C Series 6-axis robot places multi-colored rhinestones on a smart phone cover. The process starts with a small flexible feeding device presenting rhinestones to the robot. The robot's vision guidance finds the location, orientation and color of each rhinestone so that the robot can pick up different color rhinestones. After pick up the robot moves to a dispensing station where a small drop of adhesive is applied to each rhinestone. The final step is placing each rhinestone on the smart phone cover.
 

Bottle Packaging

Published on May 15, 2014

EPSON 6-axis robots removes two 1 liter bottles from handling container and loads them into a corrugated shipping carton. The robot reduces breakage and eliminates motion related injuries.
 

Dashboard Air Vent Testing Machine with Epson Robot

Published on Sep 27, 2014

Automatic machine developed by STM Automa??o Industrial Ltda. to test the force and torque of the dash air vent. It performs automatic testing operation with an Epson robot and a load cell. The Epson robot provides a smooth movement so the measurement is very accurate. The operator interface (HMI) presents the graphics in real time, the parameters and information about the test. The machine is able to dispose the reproved part automatically in a locked compartment. This kind of machine can be customized and built by STM to perform many kinds of operation of testing and assembling due to its flexibility. A hot stamp and a barcode label with traceability identify approved
 

Epson E Ink Watch "Smart Canvas"

Published on Oct 10, 2014

Available on Epson's Japanese website for about $180 each, these are Epson's E Ink based Watches, with Seiko movements inside, the watches change the graphic every hour and every day, for a secret amount of time. Potentially for years you can wear this watch and see a new cartoon charachter situation every hour, fans check the watch often to see each new situation with the Moomin, with Wow designs or with Yamaga FC, Epson's home town Football team.
 

Vision Based Parts Sorting System

Published on Nov 17, 2014

EPSON 4-axis scara robot uses two vision systems to automatically find, inspect and sort various electronic components.

A robot based vision inspect & sort systems eliminates the risk of operator error in part identification and packaging.

Vision #1 is a downward looking camera that finds the location and orientation of the components and send this positional data to the robot. The robot uses this information for part pick up.
Vision #2 is a sideways looking camera that reads the numeric symbol and transfers it to the robot. The robot uses this information to place the component in the correct pocket.
 

LS scara adhesive dispense & magnet placement

Published on Apr 3, 2015

A Brasilian consumer products company installed a robot to assemble refrigerator magnets. The robot improved finished product quality and increased productivity.
 

Robotics innovation from Epson

Published on Apr 18, 2016

Epson’s robotics was founded in the manufacture of watch movements, which demands efficient and highly precise assembly of extremely small components.

Today, Epson robots are deployed across our production lines to enable precision assembly, efficient manufacturing and high levels of automation. By continuing to evolve our efficient, compact and precision technologies, Epson robotics is expanding possibilities.
 
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