Collaborative Hand Guidance by Fanuc
The CR-35iA has a payload of 35kg and aims to help heavy repetitive jobs in industries such as automotive, packaging, distribution and metalworking.
ABB’s vision for the next step in manufacturing
In many industries, existing automation solutions are no longer agile or adaptable enough to meet the needs of an increasingly dynamic market. The need has never been greater for flexible automation systems that can keep pace with this change, but without compromising safety, efficiency or productivity. Learn more about ABB’s vision for the next step in manufacturing - the flexible, connected and collaborative factory of the future.
In many industries, existing automation solutions are no longer agile or adaptable enough to meet the needs of an increasingly dynamic market. The need has never been greater for flexible automation systems that can keep pace with this change, but without compromising safety, efficiency or productivity. Learn more about ABB’s vision for the next step in manufacturing - the flexible, connected and collaborative factory of the future.
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