Robotics Knowledge

Robotic Automation Systems utilizes a wide range of industrial robot s with varying strokes and payload for automation on all types of vertical and horizontal plastic injection molding machines, 15 to 6,000 tons. Horizontal Strokes to 5,500 mm Vertical Strokes 1,000 mm to 3,000 mm Payloads from 6.5 to 155 lbs Because robotic industry represent a wide range of high quality robot manufacturer s, we can help select the right robot for your automation needs. Hahn Automation (GHS Automatipn / Geiger Handling) Wittmann ABB Robotics Epson Robots Fanuc Robotics Staubli Robotics Yamaha Robotics 3-Axis Robots are used for automation on horizontal plastic injection molding machine s (top entry applications) and operations requiring higher speed.  3-Axis robots can be used for part picking, in-mold decorating (IMD) and in-mold labeling (IML), insert loading, stacking, palletizing and inspection.  3-Axis robots are simple to operate and maintain and minimi...

Robotic Automation Systems offers over 15 years of experience as a leader and innovator integrating automation and robotics for the plastics industry. We work with you from concept to completion, providing a fully functional, state of the art, turnkey solution and the edge over your competition. Besides our robotic knowledge and experience in industrial automation system s for the plastics industry , Robotic Automation System s has a reputation of listening to our client’s needs and building custom automation equipment that fits those needs, on time and on budget.  Robotic Automation Systems will provide the robots, material handling automation and custom end of arm tooling (EOAT) that your project requires, along with the training and ongoing support you need.  Our talent and focus is providing the most efficient and effective systems for plastic injection molding automation , including insert loading automation, overmolding and press to press transfer automation , i...

Want a robot to cook your dinner , do your homework, clean your house, or get your groceries? Robots already do a lot of the jobs that we humans don't want to do, can't do, or simply can't do as well as our robotic counterparts. In factories around the world, disembodied robot arms assemble cars, delicately place candies into their boxes, and do all sorts of tedious jobs. There are even a handful of robots on the market whose sole job is to vacuum the floor or mow your lawn. Many of us grew up watching robots on TV and in the movies: There was Rosie, the Jetsons' robot housekeeper; Data, the android crewmember on "Star Trek: The Next Generation"; and of course, C3PO from "Star Wars." The robots being created today aren't quite in the realm of Data or C3PO, but there have been some amazing advances in their technology. Honda engineers have been busy creating the ASIMO robot for more than 20 years. In this article, we'll find out what make...