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Top 20 Robotics Solution Companies - 2019
Top 20 Robotics Solution Companies - 2019
From driverless cars to delivery drones, advancements in the field of robotics are bridging the gap between science fiction and reality. Equipped with sensors and easy-to-use interfaces, robots, today, can perform repetitive or dangerous tasks that were too hard to automate a few years ago. And owing to the ease of automation, the field of robotics is slowly penetrating into several industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, military, and many more.
Alongside, with the rise of industrial internet of things (IIoT), robotics solutions providers are developing robots that incorporate smart sensors to collect previously inaccessible data to manufacturers. In addition, as robotics automation gains widespread adoption, industry leaders are collaborating to produce standards and open documentation—open architecture robotics—that make robotic integration easier, improving the compatibility of the manufactured product. And with that, the technology companies are bolstering the ability of robots to blur the lines between the physical and virtual worlds, and ensuing the development of collaborative robots that can work safely alongside humans to execute operational tasks at peak efficiency and speed.
To help businesses in selecting promising robotics solutions, a distinguished panel of prominent marketing specialists and analysts, along with CIOReview’s editorial board has assessed and shortlisted the companies offering pioneering technology solutions in the robotics industry. This listing gives a comprehensive understanding of solutions that can be implemented to automate and optimize your business process.
We present to you CIOReview’s “20 Most Promising Robotics Solution Providers – 2019.”
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Top Robotics Solution Companies
Berkshire Grey
Whether retail distribution centers employ conveyor systems, automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS), or manual order picking processes, BG’s robotic picking solutions fit in to pick items with high efficiency. There are several solutions in BG’s portfolio. Some are conveyor integrated. Others make use of the company’s flexible mobile robots to convey and sequence both inventory and orders. The mobile robotic solution handles various totes simultaneously, while its integration with the customers’ warehouse management systems (WMS) allows easy prioritization of orders, allowing faster order completion
Mitsubishi Electric USA
Mitsubishi Electric USA has been a pioneer in manufacturing state-of-the-art cooling and heating products, elevators and escalators, data wall cubes, LCD digital signage monitors, industrial printers, professional photo printers, contact image sensors (CIS), and semiconductor devices. The company is now entering a new phase in its evolution, courtesy a brand new Space & Sensing Systems division at its Cypress, CA headquarters. Earlier this year, it announced that the new division will manufacture satellite onboard equipment, including solar array panels, lithium-ion batteries, and RF equipment
Tompkins Robotics
Tompkins is supplanting traditional systems with small robotic vehicles that are flexible, scalable, and modular. To address the various sorting needs of the modern retail and eCommerce industries, the company is offering two different robotic vehicles. The original t-Sort solution can carry loads (items of different shapes and sizes) of up to 11 pounds and move at a speed of 2 meters per second. On the other hand, Tompkins’ newer, larger robotic vehicle, t-Sort Plus, can carry loads of up to 66 pounds and move at a speed of 1.5 meters per second with an option to carry even larger items
6 River Systems
Offers a fully collaborative mobile robotics solution that enables that enables flexible and scalable warehouse automation. The 6 River Systems engineering team has decades of automation, software and operations experience and has designed, built and deployed the world’s largest warehouse automation solutions. The company’s goal is to make fulfillment faster and more efficient by building flexible automation solutions that generate immediate and lasting value for customers. The 6 River Systems solution is operating in more than 20 facilities in the U.S., Canada and Europe, fulfilling millions of units each week for companies including Lockheed Martin, CSAT Solutions, ACT Fulfillment, DHL, XPO Logistics, and Office Depot
ABB
Manufactures, integrates and implements industrial robotics and manufacturing automation systems. ABB Robotics features a wide range of robot sizes and types for welding, material handling, industrial assembly, painting, finishing and coating, material removal, packaging, and machine tending applications. Key industrial markets include solar industry, automotive, metal fabrication, foundry, electronics, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, healthcare, aerospace, and plastics. Additional services include training, parts, field service, rebuilding/refurbishment and 24-hour assistance. With flexible automation centers in more than 53 countries, ABB continues to provide manufacturers with systems that make their manufacturing and product handling processes more productive and efficient than ever before
AUBO Robotics
A leading provider of lightweight collaborative robots (Co-bot) for the small and midsize manufacturing sector. AUBO's Cobots are user-friendly, flexible, cost-effective, easy to move and deploy and can work closely within a human work-space without safety equipment, depending on a risk assessment. Today, AUBO Robotics holds several core patents and has strategic cooperation with several public companies leveraging the best of all new technology. With its Cobots, the company’s mission is to help organizations reduce the dangerous and repetitive tasks performed by workers today
Autonomous Solutions, Inc.
Being a world leader in vendor-independent vehicle automation systems, Autonomous Solutions, Inc. designs and manufactures unmanned vehicle systems, software, and components for a variety of industrial, agricultural, automotive proving ground, and military customers. From small bomb disposal robots to massive mining haul trucks, the company has extensive experience automating vehicles of all shapes and sizes with an emphasis on multi-vehicle command and control, mission planning, sensor fusion, obstacle detection and avoidance, teleoperation, and point-and-click ease of use
Bastion Solutions
As a systems integrator, Bastian Solutions seeks out leading technologies in both material handling equipment and information systems coupled with proven operational strategies. Bastian’s experts combine the powers of scalable material handling systems, innovative software, and custom automation engineering for complete, unique solutions. Bastion’s goal is to use these tools to help companies, across a broad spectrum of industry segments, become leaders in their industries.Bastian has designed and installed hundreds of successful robotic systems in over 60 years. Some of the most popular applications include: robotic palletizing, picking and placing, machine tending, end of arm tooling and case packing
Cimcorp
With a modular, overhead gantry design, Cimcorp’s robotic solutions can cover large working areas. Any number of robots – each equipped with grippers designed specifically for handling the particular unit load – can be employed, according to the throughput demands of the application. Cimcorp’s robotic installations range from simple systems to complex solutions. Cimcorp’s revolutionary order fulfillment solution is designed to meet the requirement of today’s retail and distribution sectors for smaller order-processing windows and thereby increased sales. The simple, scalable, and movable robotic system is easy to install and maintain, which results in a rapid return on investment (ROI)
Daifuku
Offers a complete line of high-performance robotic and non-robotic automated palletizing solutions, Daifuku works with clients to provide carefully thought out designs for custom solutions to automate the arrangement of cases onto a pallet, slave board, or slip sheet. Daifuku has developed robotic technology to automatically load and unload cases as well as other products. Using a robot on a servo-driven transfer, Daifuku’s automated system can pick product from fixed shelving and place it into a storage location. Daifuku offers cutting-edge advances in robotic technology to provide substantial benefits in higher rate handling applications such as case packing
