Automated assembly requires speed and precision.

New robots promise higher payloads, faster speeds and easier programming.

A dozen SCARA robots produce more than 2 million connectors annually.

Labor shortages are driving demand for automation.

Automation and sustainability combine to produce high-quality instruments in El Cajon, CA.

With their high speed, high accuracy, versatility and compact form factor, SCARAs are ideal for automation systems.

WAUKESHA, WI—Husco's in-house automation team designed a robotic assembly system that can produce more than 2 million solenoids annually. 

Automate, the largest robotics and automation trade show in North America, was held May 22-25 in Detroit.

Delta Systems uses more than 20 Epson robots for pick and place, assembly, dispensing and soldering operations.

More than 150 exhibitors will display the latest manufacturing products and services at the inaugural ASSEMBLY Show South April 4-6 at the Music City Center in Nashville, TN. Fasteners, power tools, adhesives, dispensing equipment, conveyors, robots, software and, of course, automated assembly systems are among the myriad new products on display.