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Schindler expands elevator installation robot fleet as demand for construction automation grows
Schindler is enhancing its global fleet of elevator installation robots in response to the growing trend among construction companies to adopt automation for improved productivity, safety, and efficiency in project delivery. The company has recently added two new units of its Robotic Installation System for Elevators (RISE), increasing its total to seven robots that are now operational in various international markets. This expansion reflects Schindler's commitment to leveraging advanced technology in the construction sector, aiming to streamline installation processes and meet the rising demand for faster and safer construction solutions.
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A Piece of Automation History in Steel Construction
Liebherr Group has taken a significant step in automation by fully automating the production of complex component assemblies at its facility in Telfs, Austria. This milestone marks the first time the construction machinery manufacturer has implemented such advanced automation in its production processes. The autonomous manufacturing cell, developed and built by Yaskawa, utilizes three Motoman industrial robots to handle all manipulation and assembly tasks, culminating in the efficient output of finished components. This innovation reflects Liebherr's ongoing commitment to pushing the boundaries of automation in their manufacturing operations.
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