Robotic Tool Changers
(49 companies)
Robotic tool changers attach various working tools to the end of a robots arm.
Robotic Deburring Tools
(17 companies)
Robotic deburring tools are robotic end-effectors for removing burrs, flashing, and other unwanted edge properties caused by cutting or machining.
Exoskeletons and Wearable Robotics
(10 companies)
Exoskeletons and Wearable Robotics are powered or passive bionic devices, exosuits or human augmentation systems (HASs), which provide operators with tool holding and lift assistance. They are used in manufacturing, construction and assembly to improve ergonomics, reduce fatigue, decrease injuries and increase productivity.
Mobile Electrification Systems
(61 companies)
Mobile electrification systems provide power to moving vehicles and equipment such as AGVs, mobile hoists and cranes in automated factory, material handling and other specialized applications.
Sprue Pickers
(17 companies)
Sprue pickers are industrial robots that are designed to remove sprue from molded parts. The term sprue refers to the passage through which liquid or molten material is introduced, and to the excess material that forms. During plastic molding operations, the material in the sprue solidifies and must be removed from the finished part..
Grippers
(273 companies)
Grippers activate jaws or fingers to pick up, hold, or move work pieces in an automated or robotic system.
Aviation Transponders
(28 companies)
Aviation transponders are electronic devices that generate and transmit a signal in response to receiving a radio frequency interrogation for the purposes of identifying aircraft for air traffic control and collision avoidance functions, as well as for IFF (identification friend or foe) military applications.
Flight Displays
(41 companies)
Flight displays are specialized user interfaces that present aircraft flight data - airspeed, altitude, heading, etc. - to a pilot. They may also provide pertinent information such as weather radar, navigation route, and collision avoidance data.
Teach Pendants
(10 companies)
Teach pendants are a specific type of industrial pendant. They are devices equipped with switches and dials used to control a robot's movements to and from desired points within a determined space.
Festoon Systems
(40 companies)
Festoon systems are mobile supports for electrical cables or pneumatic lines that allow the cable to move with a hoist, trolley, or other mobile equipment without fouling.
Drilling and Tapping End Effectors
(16 companies)
Drilling and tapping end effectors attach to the end of a robotic arm, and perform machining of holes and threads in a target material. The effectors are adapted to the end of an articulating robotic arm, often via an interfacing device called an automated tool changer (ATC). A common application for drilling and tapping end effectors is on automobile manufacturing assembly lines.
Vacuum Manipulators
(53 companies)
Vacuum manipulators include components for moving or positioning wafers or items in vacuum chambers or systems such as mounting devices, load locks, wobble sticks or wafer robots.
Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicles (ROVs)
(35 companies)
Remotely-operated underwater vehicles (ROVs) are underwater robots which are under the command of a surface-based controller. They perform industrial tasks of varying nature at depths of up to 13,000 feet.
Pendant Stations
(106 companies)
Pendant stations are sophisticated, handheld terminals that are used to control robot or machine movements from point to point, within a determined space. They consist of a hanging control console furnished with joysticks, push-buttons or rotary cam switches.
Parts Feeders
(255 companies)
Parts feeders are machines that orient parts so that robots or other automated processes can capture and use or package the parts or components.
