Machinery Magazine UK Podcast
Machinery’s editor, Andrew Allcock, talks to Autodesk’s Jonathan Geffen about the global giant's design-manufacturing collaboration platform, Fusion 360.
info_outline Cobots in action at Unipart ManufacturingMachinery Magazine UK Podcast
Unipart Manufacturing - how Universal Robots' collaborative robots have been implemented across a number of processes, replacing previously manual tasks; how their flexibility has aided their reuse as work has changed, indeed, how that particular aspect was actually key in one application; how Universal Robots’ cobots are now being used in the training of apprentices at both degree and sub-degree level; and also how the cobot message is being taken to other parts of the Unipart organisation.
info_outline SP Elements brings Universal Robots' cobots to Scotland, officiallyMachinery Magazine UK Podcast
Dundee-based SP Elements, a division of SP Automation & Robotics, is Scotland’s sole distributor of Universal Robots’ cobots. SP Automation & Robotics has over 30 years’ experience in automation, but this new venture is aiming at a new market. Based around its core product of Universal Robots’ cobots, SP Elements will bring automation to a wider audience, as its managing director, Roy Henderson, explains in this edition.
info_outline Sheffield, the UK's cobot research/activity hot-spotMachinery Magazine UK Podcast
In this second episode of a four-part series sponsored by Universal Robots, Machinery’s editor, Andrew Allcock, talks to Dr James Law, the Director of Innovation and Knowledge Exchange at Sheffield Robotics, one of the largest robotics research institutes in the UK, and the lead for Collaborative Robotics. James also holds a joint appointment between the Department of Computer Science and the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre, or AMRC, at the University of Sheffield.
info_outline Why should I consider using cobots?Machinery Magazine UK Podcast
Machinery editor Andrew Allcock talks to Universal Robots' UK sales manager Mark Gray.
info_outlineIn this edition, recorded on Wednesday, 24 June 2020, Machinery talks to Simon Stowe, planning engineer at Unipart Powertrain, Coventry, West Midlands, which is part of Unipart Manufacturing.
We’ll be discussing how Universal Robots collaborative robots have been implemented across a number of processes, replacing previously manual tasks; how their flexibility has aided their reuse as work has changed, indeed, how that particular aspect was actually key in one application; how Universal Robots’ cobots are now being used in the training of apprentices at both degree and sub-degree level; and also how the cobot message is being taken to other parts of the Unipart organisation. It’s fair to say that Simon is extremely enthusiastic about cobots and what they have and will make possible at Unipart.