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Photo: OnRobot) Decades in the making User-friendly interfaces and programming techniques reduce deployment leadtimes and costs, benefitting end-users and integrators alike. Next, single or dual grippers must be sourced, and these must meet workpiece size, weight, and type requirements.
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Source: AMT A Hands-On Summit This year’s Summit will take place on Level 2 of the East Building, closer to the hustle and bustle of the main show itself. Image source: AMT Around the Show Programming for students and other newcomers to manufacturing will also take place outside of the Student Summit.
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