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How lost cost robotics will revolutionise production work flow
Empowering small-to -medium sized businesses to integrate robotic automation into a work process cost-effectively

How lost cost robotics will revolutionise production work flow

Just yesterday, due to the high costs involved, robots were used mainly by large, profitable industries producing high-value commodities. Today, a revolution is changing the way we think about production – low cost robotics.

Here we look at how robolink from igus is empowering small to medium sized businesses to integrate robotic automation into a work process cost-effectively.



With robolink, igus offers engineers two options – either to use robolink designer, or select and order individual components. robolink designer is an intuitive, online tool that allows the user to construct an articulated arm and simulate its movements.

Step-by-step, simply select components, adjust them, and then receive them as a parts list.

Alternatively, single components can be selected from the online shop in order to design an individual automation solution for a specific application.

The modular system makes robolink not only very flexible, but can also be combined with your own components, tools and control systems, as well as those of other manufacturers.

To watch the video and find out how the igus robolink modular system can help engineers integrate automation in their work flow cost-effectively, click HERE.

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