Bota Systems launches SensONE T80 for larger cobots

Bota Equipment AG, a designer of multi-axis, force-torque sensing units, recently introduced the SensONE T80. The Zurich-based firm claimed it developed its newest sensing unit for bigger collective robotics. The SensONE T80 includes ISO-standard flanges on both sides and is meant to streamline combination and guarantee precision despite larger hauls.

The SensONE T80 is furnished with ISO-9409-1-80-6-M8 flanges. These straight match the installing flanges on the current cobots from Universal Robots, getting rid of the requirement for an adapter. Bota Equipments claimed this gets rid of the requirement for extra design to create adapter installing tools, dramatically lowering time to market.

The sensing unit additionally consists of an ISO 9409-1-50-4-M6 flange to fit third-party gadgets suitable with Universal Robots, promoting the advancement of brand-new user interfaces.

” This sensing unit, including ISO flanges on both sides, is a best suitable for the UR20 and UR30 versions,” claimed Susanne Noerdinger, the head of environment success for Europe, the Center East, and Africa (EMEA) at Universal Robots.

” It gives a high-precision, direct-fit remedy that streamlines combination for our consumers, allowing them to utilize the complete capacities of our cobots sought after applications like hefty palletizing and welding,” she included. “This cooperation with Bota Equipments raises the level of sensitivity and accuracy of options with UR, providing our consumers the devices they require to introduce and automate better.”

A lighter sensing unit suggests even more haul capability, claims Bota Equipment

A robot force-torque sensing unit procedures pressure and torque related to its surface area. Utilizing these real-time dimensions in comments control makes it possible for robotics to do complicated communication jobs with accuracy.

Bota Equipments claimed that by getting rid of the requirement for an adapter, the general weight of the sensing unit setting up is decreased. This enables the robotic’s haul capability to be completely utilized for product handling as opposed to just sustaining end-of-arm tooling.

On top of that, the removal of adapters decreases the danger of making use of unacceptable products that might endanger sensing unit tightness and influence dimension precision, the firm kept in mind.

” The SensONE T80 is especially valuable for applications such as hefty palletizing and tightening up jobs (generally taken care of by the UR30) and welding (usual for the UR20),” mentioned Klajd Lika, founder and chief executive officer of Bota Equipments. “Extra applications consist of large sanding and sprucing up, accuracy mechanical setting up, and face matching/alignment of hefty work surfaces, such as in CNC loader procedures.”

The SensONE T80 can manage as much as 80Nm of torque. Its peak-to-peak sound (determined at 6 times the typical variance) is 0.3 N for pressure dimensions and 0.012 Nm for torque, attaining the exact same accuracy degrees as sensing units utilized for lower-payload cobots.

Bota Equipments claimed its torque array sustains the complete haul capabilities for cobots consisting of the 25 kg and 35 kg capabilities just recently presented for the UR20 and the UR30, specifically.

Products at RoboBusiness, Client Experience Facility

Drawn Out of ETH Zurich in 2020, Bota Equipments claimed its SensONE sensing units make it possible for human-machine communication and can give pressure, vision, and inertia information. The firm, which showed at RoboBusiness recently, claimed its sensing units can be utilized in a selection of robotics applications, consisting of rehab, accuracy setting up, item screening, brightening and grinding, and surgical treatment.

In April, Bota Equipments introduced PixONE, a sensing unit that combines high-performance electronic devices with a portable, light-weight style. The firm claimed it developed these sensing units for “smooth combination right into robot systems.”

PixONE includes a through-hole design promoting inner cord directing to improve robotic dexterity and security, declared the firm.

Bota Equipment additionally revealed a brand-new Client Experience Facility at at HEIDENHAIN’s CONNECT Production Development Center in Fremont, Calif. The brand-new facility will certainly reveal its total profile of force-torque sensing units along with a Mecademic robotic showing advanced applications. Site visitors can see just how these sensing units can enhance robot efficiency in a series of commercial setups.