Robotiq déploie un bras robotisé pour la palettisation en fin de ligne de Champagne Gosset qui réduit ainsi la pénibilité pour ses équipes. Sur son site d'Aÿ-Champagne (51), la maison de vins Champagne Gosset a déployé la solution de palettisation PE20 de Robotiq élaborée sur base d'un bras robotisé d'Universal Robots. Le système remplace les opérateurs pour la palettisation en fin de ligne, leur évitant ainsi de manipuler quotidiennement des cartons pouvant peser jusqu'à 11,5 kg, soit (…) - Intralogistique / Systèmes automatisés, Manutention, Industrie

This project simulates a UR5 robotic arm with a Robotiq 85 gripper, performing autonomous object grasping and placement tasks in the PyBullet environment. - leesweqq/ur5_grasp_object_pybullet

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Every two years, Automatica brings together the brightest minds and boldest machines in robotics—and 2025 was no exception. This year’s edition was buzzing with energy, packed with global exhibitors, and bursting with ideas that may well shape the next decade of automation. If there's one thing that stood out above all, it's that AI is no longer the future of robotics—it’s the now.

La voix « robotisée » et « hâchée » des annonces audios en français dans les trains GO fait grincer des dents des usagers francophones qui témoignent. Moins naturels que leurs pendants anglais, ces me...

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HCLSoftware said Monday it intends to acquire Robotiq.ai, a Croatian provider of robotic process automation software. The proposed deal would give HCL's AI-agent platform a way to carry out work inside enterprise applications. The companies expect closing in November, but no price was disclosed and the transaction has not completed.

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Machine Tending Series Robotiq sử dụng nguồn 24V, lực kẹp 20–180N, cấp bảo vệ IP67, yêu cầu lưu lượng khí tối thiểu 400l/phút tại áp suất 6 bar, tích hợp nhanh chóng, đảm bảo độ ổn định và linh hoạt t...

Tay gắp Hand-E Series Robotiq sử dụng nguồn 24V, hành trình kẹp 40–50mm, lực kẹp linh hoạt 20–185N và tốc độ 20–150mm/s, cho khả năng gắp chính xác cao, hỗ trợ truyền thông Modbus RTU (RS-485), phù hợ...

Industrial manufacturers often struggle with capacity, labor strain, and consistency. At Korea Filter Engineering, manual palletizing of 10–20 kg (22-44 lb) industrial filter boxes was limiting output, increasing ergonomic risk, and slowing deliveries. After deploying the Robotiq PE20 with a UR20, the company achieved: 30% production increase 50% reduction in worker fatigue Near 50% reduction in injury-related absences…

At Sennheiser Manufacturing USA in Albuquerque, precision is non-negotiable. Every week, the facility assembles 30,000 printed circuit boards (PCBs) that power 1,500 professional audio devices for the Americas and Asia. With 115 different PCB variants running through production, automation is essential to maintain throughput and quality. But one critical step remained manual: 100% PCB testing. As production increased, testing became a bottleneck.

Physical AI has reached a critical point. Robots can see, plan, and decide better than ever—but manipulation in the real world is still the bottleneck. Robots can see objects with impressive accuracy, yet still drop them, crush them, or fail to adapt when contact doesn’t go as planned. The limitation isn’t compute or models. It’s the lack of touch. Real-world learning requires contact awareness.

CES 2026 showed how digital AI is becoming physical — and why palletizing automation is one of the clearest examples manufacturers can deploy today. At this year’s CES, Universal Robots and Robotiq, in collaboration with Siemens, showcased a next-generation palletizing solution that demonstrated how software intelligence, robotics, and industrial ecosystems are converging on the factory floor. Unlike many futuristic concepts on display, this solution wasn’t theoretical.

CES is often associated with consumer technology and futuristic concepts. At CES 2026, the focus also included something manufacturers care about today: how digital intelligence and physical automation can work together to solve real palletizing challenges on the factory floor. At the event in Las Vegas, Robotiq partnered with Universal Robots and Siemens to demonstrate a next-generation palletizing solution that combines collaborative robotics, lean palletizing, and real-time digital twin technology.

Eckerts Wacholder Brennerei GmbH is a German distillery that blends long-standing craftsmanship with modern production methods. To improve packaging efficiency, the company implemented Robotiq Lean Palletizing. This automation project increased throughput, improved safety, and reduced the manual workload—all without disrupting the distillery’s traditional processes.  

As Thanksgiving approaches, we at Robotiq are especially thankful for the Food & Beverage manufacturers, operators, engineers, and integrators who work tirelessly every day to keep production moving. We’re also grateful for the power of smart automation: technology that doesn’t just boost output, but protects people, improves quality, and makes factories safer and more sustainable. To celebrate, we’re sharing five real-world stories where Robotiq’s collaborative palletizing solutions have made a meaningful impact.