Universal Robots Certified Integrator

This recognition is linked to the performance and achievements of the ASM Group in recent years in its collaborative robotics projects, particularly in the medical, automotive and industrial sectors.

We can provide you with a unique solution for every industrial sector. Automation is the answer to today's rapidly evolving market, and we are convinced that there are opportunities for your company to produce smarter, faster, safer, and more efficiently.

Universal Robots' collaborative robots can be configured to add value to your industrialization by handling crucial repetitive tasks. These collaborative robotic arms are versatile and have a virtually unlimited range of tasks they can perform.

Cobots: A New Lease of Life for SMEs

Collaborative robots are one of the biggest innovations in recent years for the manufacturing industry. They have also paved the way for automation in other industries and on other scales. Companies that previously had no interest in robotics are now suddenly discovering the advantages they can gain from automation through collaborative robotics. But why? What is encouraging companies outside the manufacturing sector to turn to robotics when they didn't before? What is enabling SMEs, for whom robots were once far too expensive and ill-suited to their scale, to now embrace collaborative robotics?

First Reason: Collaboration

As their name suggests, collaborative robots are… collaborative. In more than 801 cases, they can operate alongside humans without additional, sometimes costly, and always impractical protective or safety devices. This capability has allowed them to be included in fields previously impossible to automate, whether due to a lack of interest or funding, such as restaurants and aviation, where their efficiency and reliability are proving invaluable. And this is achieved without the need for robotics engineers (who are absent from these sectors) to operate the cobot.

Second reason: Simplicity of programming

Collaborative robots are generally much easier to program than traditional industrial robots. They can be programmed and used for simple applications thanks to intuitive and user-friendly interfaces. Universal Robots also offers, with its UR+ platform, products combining plug-and-play hardware and pre-programmed software (which work from day one), such as grippers, to further enhance the versatility of its robotic arms.