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The top 4 colors from the poll were pink, purple, green and blue! and between black and white, black was higher so thats what color i went with for the letters :3

[fanuc-india]

Comprehensive Industrial Automation Solutions by Fanuc India

Fanuc India offers a wide range of industrial automation solutions designed to enhance manufacturing efficiency and precision. Our extensive product lineup includes CNC controllers, Laser CNC systems, industrial robots, Vertical Machining Centres, Electric Injection Moulding machines, and CNC Wire EDM machines. We provide complete factory automation integration and lifelong service support, delivering a one-stop solution for our core business areas: Factory Automation (FA), Robotics (ROBOT), and Robomachines (ROBOTMACHINE). With FANUC, you benefit from cutting-edge technology and reliable service, ensuring seamless and efficient production processes.

[chandupalle]

Motion Control Companies - ABB (Switzerland) and FANUC Corporation (Japan) are the Key Players

The motion control market is estimated to be worth USD 16.5 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 21.6 billion by 2029 at a CAGR of 5.5% during the forecast period. The global Motion Control Market is primarily propelled by the increasing demand for automation across industries, aiming for enhanced efficiency and precision in manufacturing processes. Technological advancements in motion control systems, offering improved performance and reliability, contribute significantly to market growth.

Major Motion Control companies include:

ABB (Switzerland),

FANUC Corporation (Japan),

Siemens (Germany),

Yaskawa Electric Corporation (Japan), and

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Japan).

Major players in the Motion Control market are strategically implementing initiatives to establish a robust global presence. These efforts often involve a combination of mergers and acquisitions, strategic partnerships, and geographic expansions. Key players are actively seeking to broaden their market reach by acquiring companies with complementary technologies or a strong regional presence. Additionally, partnerships with local distributors and system integrators enable these players to enhance their market penetration and provide customized solutions tailored to specific regional needs.

ABB is a Swiss multinational corporation, a technology leader in terms of electrification, industrial automation, motion, and robotics and discrete automation. ABB offers a range of autonomous mobile robot products that are designed to operate in industrial and logistics settings, improving efficiency and safety. ABB’s products and services are used by a wide range of industries, including utilities, transportation, manufacturing, and infrastructure. The company operates through four business segments, namely, Electrification, Motion, Process Automation, and Robotics & Discrete Automation.

FANUC Corporation is a leading global manufacturer and supplier of factory automation solutions and industrial robots. The company has become a pioneer in the field of computer numerical control (CNC) systems, producing cutting-edge technologies that empower industries with precision, efficiency, and productivity. FANUC CORPORATION's diverse range of products includes industrial robots, CNC systems, machine tools, and factory automation solutions, catering to various sectors such as automotive, electronics, aerospace, and more.  FANUC CORPORATION operates its business through four divisions, namely, Factory Automation (FA), Robot, Robomachine, and Service. FANUC manufactures products such as servo motors, servo amplifiers, lasers, robot machines, field systems, and robots. The company operates its business through four segments—Field Automation (FA), Robot, Robomachine, and Service.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation manufactures a range of control and power electronics products based on automation technologies. The company is well-known for its air conditioning products, home appliances, automotive equipment, rail transportation systems, satellites, digital signage, semiconductors, and electronics. It provides industrial automation solutions in Asia, with its origin in Japan. The company operates through six business segments, namely, Energy and Electric Systems, Industrial Automation Systems, Home Appliances, Information and Communication Systems, Electronic Devices, and Others (Procurement, Logistic, Real Estate, Advertising, Finance, and Other Services).

Siemens is a global powerhouse in the fields of electrification, automation, and digitalization. The company has evolved into a diversified conglomerate with a significant impact on various industries worldwide. Siemens operates across numerous sectors, including energy, healthcare, industry, and infrastructure, delivering cutting-edge solutions that address complex challenges and drive sustainable progress. It operates through six business segments, namely, Digital Industries, Smart Infrastructure, Mobility, Siemens Healthineers, Siemens Financial Services, and Portfolio Companies.

Yaskawa Electric Corporation is one of the leading manufacturers in the fields of drive technology, industrial automation, and robotics in Japan. The company is operating its business through three segments, namely Motion Control, Robotics, and System Engineering. Yaskawa has been ensuring to provide cutting-edge technologies in its products and services. Yaskawa Electric Corporation is a company involved in the manufacturing, sales, installation, and maintenance of control systems and industrial products.

[starwarsultimateseriesproject]

star wars the machine android shooting blast

star wars the machine android shooting blast.

rated: the teen rated.

art style: robokill & lost planet & machine robo gobots art style.

summary story: the gunner robot hired to investigate and eradicate the hostile forces that have taken over the machine land.

focus media: morphing realism poseable disk figure with the disk game, that figure can morphing into disk, use poseable disk figure to move in one turn to battle.

focus characters: killeroid the mercenary gunner robot who can shoot at the enemies to save the machine land.

"Star Wars: The Machine Android Shooting Blast" immerses players in a thrilling teen-rated adventure set in the machine land, where they take on the role of Killeroid, a mercenary gunner robot hired to investigate and eliminate hostile forces that threaten the land. Inspired by the art style of "Robokill & Lost Planet & Machine Robo Gobots," this game offers intense action and strategic gameplay.

As players navigate through the machine land, they must utilize morphing realism poseable disk figures, which can transform into powerful weapons, to strategically maneuver and engage in battles against enemies. Killeroid, with his sharpshooting skills and determination, leads the charge in the fight to save the machine land from destruction.

Embark on a pulse-pounding journey alongside Killeroid as he battles through hordes of enemies, uncovers secrets, and confronts powerful adversaries.

based on Grand Leader-1/One/Leader 1/One Eagle RoBo from Machine RoBo/MachineRoBo/MR/RoBo Machine/RoBoMachine/RM/Mechine Men/MachineMen/MM/GoBot/Go Bot/GoBots/Go Bots/GB, Wayne Gale Holden from Lost Planet, RoBoKill/Kills/RoBo Kill/Kills Robot from RoBoKill/Kills/RoBo Kill/Kills Universe.

"Star Wars: The Machine Android Shooting Blast" promises an adrenaline-fueled experience that will keep players on the edge of their seats from start to finish.

[robotictss]

Technical Support Services : Robotics

Visit FANUC at the FABTECH Trade Show to Learn More About Their Latest Automated Solutions for Painting and Coating

At the 2023 FABTECH convention in Chicago, color data on painted test panels will be measured and collected by a FANUC CRX-10iA collaborative robot equipped with a BYK-maci end-of-arm tool. Manufacturers can use this automated technique to check whether a final color meets their exact specifications. The example shows how firms can employ cobots for paint inspection, even though cobots have not been commonly used for automobile coating before.

For more information on robotic coating applications that include visual guidance and coordinated motion, interested firms should check out FANUC’s paint-specific robot range (all U.S.-designed and made since 1982).

Visual Tracking for Robotic Painting

To paint parts mounted in a variety of orientations on an overhead conveyor, a FANUC P-40iA paint robot employs iRVision 3DV and a brand-new software feature called Visual Tracking for PaintTool. First, the robot’s built-in vision sensor identifies the part and its orientation. The robot then simulates painting the part using an HVLP spray gun. This demonstration shows the robot’s capacity to swiftly adjust to new configurations and orientations.

The PaintTool™ software is designed to make working with FANUC painting robots easier. Customers can now rapidly and accurately track and paint arbitrary components with Visual Tracking for PaintTool, powered by iRVision’s 3DV Sensor. As a result, consistency and throughput have both seen huge improvements.

A Guitar Will Be Painted By a FANUC P-40iA Robot

FANUC’S R-30iB Plus Mate controller will be used with a second P-40iA paint robot to show coordinated action with a turntable, in which the robot paints a wooden guitar body by rotating it. The robot will paint the body as it rotates 360 degrees, ensuring that every surface is coated.

The P-40iA robot’s tiny arm design allows it to slip into tight spaces while still providing a 1,300 mm reach and a 5 kg payload. The P-40iA features a cast aluminum frame, a pressurized and purged arm, the purge module from FANUC, and solenoid valves built into the trigger. The FANUC P-40iA can be outfitted with any applicator and application equipment, making it a one-stop automated spray system for all painting needs, no matter whether they employ liquid, powder, FRP chop, or gel.

The P-40iA robot has flexible mounting options that allow it to function in confined locations. It can be installed on the floor, inverted, on a wall, or at an angle. The P-40iA is controlled by FANUC’s most recent high-performance R-30iB Mate Plus robot controller and can be programmed offline using FANUC’s PaintTool robot software.

Paint Tracking With the 200iA PaintMate

The orientation of an auger will be determined by using iRVision 3DV and FANUC’s new Visual Tracking for PaintTool software function on a Paint Mate 200iA robot. By adjusting to pieces that may have moved throughout the cycle, the robot demonstrates its versatility. Following this, the Paint Mate 200iA simulates spraying the component with an HVLP paint gun. Once finished, the component is put on the conveyor in a random location, and the process begins again. The example makes use of FANUC’s recently released Visual Tracking for PaintTool software feature.

The small Paint Mate 200iA can be used for a wide variety of painting tasks, including those that need extended reach for assembly and handling activities or those that take place in potentially hazardous environments.

At FABTECH, numerous seminars will include participation by FANUC professionals.

About FANUC America Corp.

FANUC America Corp. is the American division of the industry-leading Japanese CNC system, robotics, and ROBOMACHINE provider FANUC CORPORATION. Manufacturers in the Americas can benefit greatly from FANUC’s cutting-edge technology and years of experience in the field to maximize their productivity, profitability, and reliability.

The main office for FANUC America is located at 3900 W. Hamlin Road in Rochester Hills, Michigan 48309. The company has branches all across the Americas. Interested parties can contact 888-FANUC-US (888-326-8287) or visit http://www.fanucamerica.com for further details.

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[kings-research]

FANUC Introduces New M-1000iA Robot Designed to Handle Heavy Products.

FANUC America, the leading supplier of CNCs, robotics, and ROBOMACHINEs has introduced the new M-1000iA robot capable of handling very heavy products including automotive components, construction materials and battery packs for electric vehicles.

Also Read: IonQ and Hyundai Motor Partner to Use Quantum Computing

The M-1000iA’s serial-link construction gives the robot a wider range of motion in every direction. It can extend its arm upright or rotate it backwards, which is not possible for typical heavy-payload robots with a parallel-link mechanism. With a 1000 kg payload, a 3,253mm horizontal reach, and a 4,297mm vertical reach the M-1000iA is ready to go to work for manufacturers looking to increase output and maximize their production line’s efficiency.

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[sagorika]

Who were the major industrial robot companies in 2019?

Who were the major #industrial #robot companies in 2019?

As per TechNavio, the major industrial robot companies in 2019 are: – Fanuc- The market share of the company recorded in 2019 is 17.5%. The net sales recorded in 2019 was 5.91 US million-dollar, slight drop from 2018 net sales (6.76 US million dollars). Robot by Fanuc was sold for 2.02 US million dollars, FA by Fanuc was sold for 1.97 US million dollars, Robomachine was sold for 1.07 US million…

[furbing-atrocities]

still gotta get pompoms 😔 but!!! the ruff is done :3

[priya1sharma]

Automatic Painting Robot Market Opportunities, Statistics and Forecast till 2024

September 23, 2020: Geographically, global Automatic Painting Robot market competition by top manufacturers, with production, price, revenue (value) and market share for each manufacturer; the top players including

• ABB Robotics

• Airmadi

• CMA Robotics S.p.A.

• FANUC Europe Corporation

• Fanuc Robomachine GmbH

• Harmo

• Kawasaki Robotics GmbH

• Krautzberger

• KUKA Roboter GmbH

• MOTOMAN ROBOTICS EUROPE

• Olimpia

• Staubli Robotics

• STR TECHNICAL MACHINE

• Universal Robots A/S

• YASKAWA

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 On the basis of product, we research the production, revenue, price, market share and growth rate, primarily split into

• 2-axis

• 3-axis

• 4-axis

• 5-axis

• Other

 For the end users/applications, this report focuses on the status and outlook for major applications/end users, consumption (sales), market share and growth rate of Automatic Painting Robot for each application, including

• Automobile Industry

• Shipping Industry

• Building

• Other

 Production, consumption, revenue, market share and growth rate are the key targets for Automatic Painting Robot from 2013 to 2024 (forecast) in these regions

• China

• USA

• Europe

• Japan

• Korea

• India

• Southeast Asia

• South America

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 Table of Contents

 1 Report Overview

1.1 Definition

1.2 Manufacturers and Regions Overview

1.2.1 Manufacturers Overview

1.2.2 Regions Overview

1.3 Type Overview

1.4 Application Overview

1.5 Industrial Chain

1.5.1 Automatic Painting Robot Overall Industrial Chain

1.5.2 Upstream

1.5.3 Downstream

1.5.4 Economic/Political Environment

 2 Global Automatic Painting Robot Market Assesment by Types

2.1 Overall Market Performance

2.1.1 Product Type Market Performance (Volume)

2.1.2 Product Type Market Performance (Value)

2.2 China Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance

2.3 USA Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance

2.4 Europe Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance

2.5 Japan Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance

2.6 Korea Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance

2.7 India Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance

2.8 Southeast Asia Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance

2.9 South America Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance

3 Global Automatic Painting Robot Market Assesment by Application

3.1 Overall Market Performance (Volume)

3.2 China Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance (Volume)

3.3 USA Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance (Volume)

3.4 Europe Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance (Volume)

3.5 Japan Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance (Volume)

3.6 Korea Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance (Volume)

3.7 India Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance (Volume)

3.8 Southeast Asia Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance (Volume)

3.9 South America Automatic Painting Robot Market Performance (Volume)

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[technogeekstmr]

Sheet Metal Processing Equipment Market 2019-2027: Drivers, Key Players, Competitive Breakdown and Regional Analysis

Sheet Metal Processing Equipment Market: Introduction

Sheet metal is metal shaped into flat and thin pieces by an industrial process. Sheet metals are widely used in many industries such as automotive and aerospace. They can be bent and cut in any form. Most of the mass production cars are made from sheet metals. Thus, sheet metals are the key materials of the automotive industry. In the aircraft manufacturing industry, use of sheet metals for making aircraft parts and bodies has increased due to their lightweight and high level of strength.

Sheet Metal Processing Equipment Market: Competitive Landscape

Amada Co. Ltd.

Founded in 1951, Amada Co. Ltd is headquartered in Isehara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. The company engages in the manufacture, sale, leasing, maintenance, repair, inspection and checking of metal working machinery and tools. Amada Co. Ltd. operates through the following business divisions: Metal Cutting Machine, Machine Tool, Stamping Press, Sheet Metal Fabrication Machine, Precision Welding Machine, and Others. The company operates in Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Africa.

Dalian Machine Tool Group

Incorporated in 1948, Dalian Machine Tool Group is based in Zone Dalian, Liaoning Province, China. The company manufactures industrial machinery equipment. It produces milling machines, engraving machines, lathes, bridge type machines, drilling machines etc..

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DANOBATGROUP

Established in 1954, DANOBATGROUP is based in Elgoibar, Guipúzcoa, Spain. The company manufactures and supplies machine tools. Furthermore, it is specialized in developing advanced manufacturing solutions for different industrial sectors.

TRUMPF Group

Founded in 1923, TRUMPF Group is based in Ditzingen, Germany. The corporation is an expert in manufacturing of machine tools and lasers. Furthermore, it offers printing, drill driver, slat cleaners, welding, tube cutting, seam locker, power fastener, storage system, profile nibbler, marking, induction generators, and automation equipment. The company has 13,400 employees. It offers its products around the world.

FANUC Corporation

Incorporated in 1972, FANUC Corporation is located in Oshino, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan. The company engages in development, manufacture, sale, and maintenance of computer numerical control (CNC) systems, robot systems, robo machines, lasers, robocut, roboshot, and Nano robots. FANUC Corporation operates through the following business divisions: factory automation (FA), robomachine and robot.

Some of the significant players in the sheet metal processing equipment market are DMG Mori Seiki Co., Ltd, Komatsu Ltd, Haas Automation, Inc., Makino Milling Machine Co., Ltd, and GF Machining Solutions.

Sheet Metal Processing Equipment Market: Dynamics

Increase in Demand from Automotive and Aerospace Industry

Expansion of the sheet metal processing equipment market can be attributed to the increase in demand from automotive and aerospace industries. Sheet metals are used as a prime material in car production in the automotive industry. Automobile sales in India are expected to increase due to key factors such as drop in price of crude oil and implementation of GST (Goods & Services Tax) that reduces the tax on vehicles. Thus, boost in the automotive industry is likely to impact the expansion of the sheet metal processing equipment market in India. Furthermore, sheet metal processing equipment such as laser cutting machines are being used increasingly in aircraft manufacturing for higher accuracy. Hence, several aircraft manufacturers are heavily investing in production expansion activities in order to meet the increase in demand. As a result, the sheet metal processing equipment market is likely to expand at an impressive pace in the next few years.

Increase in Use of Plastic and Carbon Fiber Reduces Application of Sheet Metal Processing Equipment

Plastic and carbon fiber based gears are easily available at low price. Furthermore, these gears enhance speed and fuel capacity of vehicles. Due to all these advantages, automobile manufacturers are increasingly adopting plastic and carbon fiber to replace metal gears. This is likely to hinder the market in the near future.

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Sheet Metal Processing Equipment Market: Segmentation

The sheet metal processing equipment market can be segmented based on:

Type

Application

Region

Sheet Metal Processing Equipment Market Segmentation – By Type

Based on type, the sheet metal processing equipment market can be segregated into:

Metal Cutting

Metal Forming

Metal Welding

Sheet Metal Processing Equipment Market Segmentation – By Application

Depending on application, the sheet metal processing equipment market can be divided into:

Electronics

Automotive

Aerospace & Defense

Machinery Manufacturing

Others

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FANUC Showcases Zero Down Time in Augmented Reality Demonstration at Automate 2019

FANUC Showcases Zero Down Time in Augmented Reality Demonstration at Automate 2019

ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–lt;a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Automate?src=hash" target="_blank"gt;#Automatelt;/agt;–FANUC America, the leading supplier of robotics, CNCs and ROBOMACHINEs will demonstrate its award-winning Zero Down Time (ZDT) Industrial IoT solution at Automate 2019 in Chicago, Booth #7540.

At Automate, FANUC welcomes visitors to an all-new augmented…

[dronewarehouse]

Fanuc unveils new vision sensor for robotic warehousing applications

Fanuc America, the leading supplier of robotics, CNCs, RoboMachine’s and industrial IoT solutions recently demonstrated its new 3DV/1600 vision sensor. Fanuc demonstrated the sensor at the show, an M-710iC/45M robot used the 3DV/1600 vision sensor to quickly find and snap boxes of varying sizes and shapes in a large bin. The robot picked each package […] from Robotics & Automation News https://ift.tt/2XqFvl9 via https://ift.tt/2llsasU

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pancake joined me at work today <3

my coworker kept telling me i should bring a furby to work so i did 💀

and they have pompoms now!!

[thelastgherkin]

Hi everyone!  Thanks for enjoying my Transformers vs G.I. Joe April fools’ day fool!  While you take a look at the digibashes above, made almost entirely of my own photos, I’m going to credit the photographers and artists without whom this project would not have been possible!

In General

The packaging for this hypothetical Transformers vs G.I. Joe toyline was based on the current packaging Hasbro uses for its Star Wars two figure packs such as this one.  The warning label was also directly taken from that image.  Hasbro’s logo is this press release png.

The image on the cardback is the face-off from the TFvsJoe issue 13 subscriber cover.  The actual franchise logo is taken from tfwiki.  The G.I. Joe style explosion is by Mandigo Rex on hisstank.com.  The Transformers G1 grid is inspired by this creation but is wholly my own work.

Scarlett and Optimus Prime

Optimus Prime’s card art is from the cover of TFvsJoe issue 6.  Scarlett’s card art is from the interior of issue 7.  Optimus Prime is a redeco of Generations Fall of Cybertron Optimus Prime, using a photo by myself.  Scarlett’s body is Scarlett (v8). Her head is from Scarlett (v10). Her hair is a combination of this official photo of Marvel’s Phoenix, and this fan photo of the same figure.  The majority of her weapons are from Zartan (v12), and her sword and sheath are from Snake Eyes (v68).

Destro and Megatron

Megatron’s card art is cropped from the Retailer Incentive, SDCC-exclusive cover of TFvsJoe issue 1.  Destro’s card art is from the interior of issue 3.  Megatron is a redeco of Generations Cybertronian Megatron, using a photo by myself.  Elements of Megatron’s chest have been augmented using this photo.  Destro is taken wholesale from Destro (v29), along with his weapons.  The Megatron pistol, representing Minimegatron, is included with Cobra Commander (v47).

Serpentress and Starscream

Both Starscream’s and the Serpentress’ card art are from the interior of TFvsJoe issue 13.  Starscream is a redeco of Generations Fall of Cybertron Starscream.  Serpentress’ body is Baroness (v17).  Her head is from Kim Arashikage (v1A).  Her visor is from Baroness (v13), taken from a fan photo.  Her helmet is an edited version of the missile launcher from Cobra Commander (v49b), from a personal photo.  Her weapons are from Cobra Commander (v45).

Snake Eyes and Imhotep Rodimus

Rodimus’s art is cropped from the retailer incentive issue of TFvsJoe issue 3.  Snake Eyes’ card art is from the interior of issue 4.  Rodimus is a redeco of Generations Fall of Cybertron Sideswipe, using a photo by myself.  My Sideswipe’s right arm has broken off, leading to doubling up his left arm above.  His head is that of Titanium Rodimus Prime, again from a photo by myself.  His chest tampograph is drawn to the specifications of Generation 1 Rodimus Prime’s, using this gallery as a reference.  His chest insignia is also cropped from that gallery.  Snake Eyes is taken wholesale from Snake Eyes (v58).  His weapons are from Snake Eyes (v44).

Meanwhile

My other toy blog, @transformers-labels, was “transformed” into robomachine-labels, featuring a new theme dominated by the non-GoBots version of Bug Bite, alongside labels of the would-be “Zeemon”, “Spay-C”, and “Good Knight”.

For ease of access, these posts are now located at this tag.  And if you want to know more about the distinctions between Robo Machine, Robo Machines, Machine Robo, and GoBots, have a look at my old segment, “It Came from the Back of the Toybox.”