Universal Robots organized an event to present information that can serve as a solution for customers facing labor shortages and difficulties with automation.

Universal Robots will host a webinar on March 7 via e4ds Webinar on the topic of ' Collaborative Robot Utilization Guide - Machine Tending with Cobots '.

Collaborative robots are smaller and lighter than industrial robots, and are much easier to deploy. In addition, it is reconfigurable, making it easy to modularize and highly stable.

As a result, demand has recently been increasing explosively, and it is projected to form a global market worth $2.2 billion by 2026.

Collaborative robots can be utilized in a wide variety of ways in all processes, including smart factories, and are gaining popularity for their collaboration, safety, flexible deployment, easy programming, and fast setup.

In particular, collaborative robots can be the best solution for companies facing labor shortages and difficulties with automation.

This is because collaborative robots can shorten production cycle times, thereby reducing the workforce required for shifts, and eliminate situations where humans need to perform other actions after completing a task, thus reducing working time and allowing work to be completed with fewer personnel.

In addition, unlike humans, it can be utilized for one or more simple tasks, allowing it to handle multiple sub-task processes that cannot be processed all at once, thereby increasing production efficiency by up to five times.

This minimizes stress on workers and allows manpower to be allocated to more productive tasks, thereby increasing work efficiency.

To effectively explain the advantages of these collaborative robots and to allow you to see related examples firsthand, e4ds plans to host a webinar with Universal Robots on March 7.

In this webinar, Jae-ik Lim, Manager of the Technology Team at Universal Robots, and Jung-min Lee, Partner at Electrix, plan to introduce various global customer case studies and automation methods based on palletizing applications utilizing collaborative robots.

In addition, prizes such as Bluetooth speakers and Universal Robots mugs are available for webinar participants.

Participation in the webinar is free, andYou can apply on the e4ds ee webinar page ( https://www.e4ds.com/webinar_detail.asp?idx=788 ).