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30 years of experience in the pharmaceutical market have enabled Stäubli to develop the widest range of 4- and 6-axis Stericlean and cleanroom robots on the market to meet the multiple constraints of the pharma market. Robots have become more and more popular due to their flexibility and to trends in personalized medicine and small batch production. Their pharma offering includes […]

A key element of any equipment is its human machine interface (HMI) – making it as easy as operating a smartphone. Pharmabotix uses the latest Siemens Unified generation and offers a visual, intuitive operator interface. By simply clicking on the relevant part of the system, menus can be called up directly and values adjusted according

The pharmaceutical industry is hungry for robotics and the latest automation solutions. However, many suppliers in the field are working on systems/technologies that are long outdated – just like: it’s our standard and it works, why should you move? As a technology provider, Pharmabotix always goes one step beyond and constantly implements state-of-the-art technology. We

State-of-the-art automation solutions paired with classic robot technology and intelligent mobile vehicles will shape the industry’s progress over the next few years – and enable new, modular manufacturing solutions. With Agilox, we have a uniquely innovative partner in the field of mobile robots. AGILOX reimagined Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) from the ground up and see

Faster and more compact than any Scara robot – that’s why we use the Linax axes in our VialPro line for vial handling where cycle time and reliability are critical. One of the primary targets for the development of LINAX® linear motor axes is the minimum space requirement and less weight.In this way you can build

With ACOPOS 6D, B&R heralds a new era in manufacturing. Magnetic levitating shuttles move individual products freely through the machine. Gone are the days when conventional transport systems (with rigid timing) limit production. ACOPOS 6D is ideal for small-batch production with a frequent changeover in product and design. ACOPOS 6D uses principles of magnetic levitation.

HelMo and HelGa are mobile robots from Stäubli / WFTL. HelMo has an integrated manipulator, a 6-axis robot, HelGa can transport pallets of up to 1000 kg. HelMo represents a new Man-Robot Collaboration class, whereby robots help ease the monotonous burden of everyday tasks. The HelGa automated vehicle systems are exceedingly compact. Their counterbalanced forklifts