Hirebotics launches ‘no-code explosion-proof’ collaborative robot for industrial painting
Hirebotics, a provider of collaborative robot solutions for metal fabrication, has announced the first explosion-proof cobot solution built using its no-code Beacon platform and the Fanuc CRX-10iA/L Paint hardware. Hirebotics’ Cobot Painter is available now, offering metal fabricators and manufacturers a practical, high-mix, low-volume alternative to manual spraying and complex automated lines. In the past, […]
The industrial sector, particularly manufacturing, is seeing an increased demand for automation in hazardous environments to improve safety, efficiency, and address labor shortages.
This development represents a significant step towards enabling broader adoption of collaborative robotics in industries with explosive atmospheres, previously restricted to large, complex automated systems.
The availability of 'no-code explosion-proof' cobots makes advanced automation accessible to a wider range of manufacturers, including SMEs, for high-mix, low-volume production tasks like painting.
- · Hirebotics
- · FANUC
- · Industrial painters
- · Metal fabricators
- · Manual spraying services
- · Traditional explosion-proof automation companies
Increased safety and efficiency in industrial painting applications within hazardous environments.
Accelerated adoption of collaborative robotics in other hazardous industrial processes beyond painting.
Potential for new regulations or standards specifically for explosion-proof collaborative robots, further expanding their market and applications.
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