The Universal Robots Blog

The global automotive sector faces significant challenges as we shift toward a more connected, intelligent vision for the future of vehicles. See how advanced manufacturing techniques and leading-edge tech capabilities redefine what is possible

OEMs and car manufacturers must increasingly deal with reduced product life cycles and a vast, unprecedented increase in data volumes. And they must become more digitally enabled to drive agility and unlock greater productivity aligned to increased speed.

With Universal Robots' launch of the AI Accelerator at ROSCon, we opened a new bridge into the world of physical AI, but how does this benefit our existing customer base and the applications our cobots already perform?

Understanding the evolving needs of end customers should be a priority for any business. In a survey of 1,200 manufacturers in Europe and North America we asked them how they use technology today and how they plan to invest in future.

When we in 10, 20 or 50 years look back at November 30, 2022, we might very well remember it as a historic turning-point. The launch of ChatGPT may possibly be seen to have started an era of widespread use of AI and since that day artificial intelligence and machine learning have been the hot topic of conversation. But here in mid-2024, what progress have we made in the physical AI revolution?

Why do manufacturers invest in technologies like robotics, cloud computing and AI? What’s the main barriers to them adopting new tech? And how do they plan to invest in the future?

How technology and automation can help manufacturers attract and retain workers – and why HR leaders must lead the charge.

In Western Australia, Coral Maker has partnered up with Autodesk to develop a system that uses cobots to help revitalize the coral reefs of Australia

In January this year, we published a blog about the complexities surrounding risk assessments for factory automation and specifically robot installations

How cobot automation can help manufacturers create better workplaces and attract talent

Press brake tending solution now available via our UK Certified Systems Integrator, Olympus Technologies

Delivering a bespoke labeling solution with our latest UK Certified Systems Integrator – Sorion Electronics