Simpler Scara robots are up to 69% lighter and 52% shorter
Mitsubishi Electric has announced a pair of Scara robots that are up to 69% lighter and up to 52% shorter than its previous models. Read More
Mitsubishi Electric has announced a pair of Scara robots that are up to 69% lighter and up to 52% shorter than its previous models. Read More
Schneider Electric has announced a high-speed scara robot that it claims has a 40% smaller footprint, but a 40% longer z-arm stroke, than others in… Read More
ABB Robotics has completed its industrial Scara robot portfolio with a new robot that, it claims, offers the highest payload of any Scara machine in… Read More
Igus has added a Scara (selective compliance articulated robot arm) robot to its Low Cost Automation (LCA) family of robots and other devices that are… Read More
Fanuc has announced its most powerful Scara robot to date – a small, lightweight system that can carry loads of up to 20kg, which is… Read More
Stäubli has developed a four-axis Scara robot which, it claims, is the first that can be used in food industry applications where there is a… Read More
Mitsubishi Electric is joining the Black Friday frenzy in the UK by offering customers 40% off the price of its Melfa Scara robot starter kits… Read More
ABB has entered the competitive market for Scara (selective compliance articulated robot arm) robots for the first time with a family of three modular robots… Read More
A French start-up company has developed a Scara robot that it is selling for prices starting at around €8,000 ($8,500), rather than the €20,000 typical… Read More
The Chinese market for industrial robots will rise from $810m in 2012 to reach $1.3bn by 2017, according to a new report from the analyst… Read More