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    Unique benefits gained from using collaborative robots

    npsBy nps1 June 2020Updated:26 June 2024 No Comments4 Mins Read
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    When companies decide to automate their production process, they check what their competitors are doing and copy it. No need to reinvent the wheel!

    This is how the collaborative robot has permeated into industry. Many companies shout in their loudest voices how much they have gained from the use of cobots in their production process.

    Here are some of the unique benefits gained from using collaborative robots.

    A change in employee attitude

    The use of cobots sees employees change their attitude towards work and the workplace. With industrial robotic arms making their work easier, employees are able to gain a revitalized love for their work in general.

    Robots take up boring and dangerous tasks around the factory. Without these tasks, human workers are able to engage in other tasks that stimulate and engage their minds. This leads to enhanced morale in the workplace and thus better results.

    Innovative development of products

    When companies use the industrial robotic arm, they are able to come up with and develop unique and innovative products. In the automotive industry for example, to make appealing cars, automotive manufacturers are using tough plastic materials rather than metal sheets for the automotive bodies.

    By using collaborative robots, they are able to fabricate the materials they need in good time. The robots also help enhance the speed and time that they take to deliver a single car from the production process.

    Address the problem of hard to find skills

    The current manufacturing industry is facing lots of labor challenges. There are a lot of jobs in the factory that are announced vacant and go unfilled for long periods of time. A collaborative robot can come in handy when faced with this situation.

    Collaborative robots are quite easy to use. Besides, with their smart features, they can quickly log on to the internet and learn how to perform that specific task that has a labor shortage. With the correct equipment for that task, your robot will become your extra hand and you will never face labor challenges.

    Save on health costs incurred by companies

    This is one major benefit that is gained by bringing collaborative robots on board in your production process. When human get bored when performing a task, they will tend to lose concentration. This could lead to harmful injuries.

    When this happens, many factories provide health insurance for their employees for the injuries that they get while at work. With robots taking over some of the boring tasks, workplace injuries will be a thing of the past. This ensures that a company will pay less in insurance premiums and in medical care costs for their employees.

    Speed up production processes

    Once again, collaborative robots are unlike human workers. They are not limited to a certain time to work effectively. They work continuously without need for breaks and provide consistent results all the time.

    Robots will produce faster than human employees. As a result, companies are able to meet any new demand on their products. With their versatility, companies are also able to create products in different styles as customer preferences change with speed.

    Help explore new frontiers

    Robots in the factory and in other sectors help people visualize how a society with more robots can look like. This leads to conversations such as those on universal basic income once robots take over all jobs.

    Secondly, in different economic sectors, robots have helped man save live and execute once difficult tasks easily and quickly. In the defense industry for example, bomb squads can send robots in advance to scan the threat and also possibly neutralize it.

    In the health sector, robots can help in patient care such as lifting them of the beds and even in extensive and accurate reach of organs deep in the body during surgery.

    Conclusion

    Collaborative robots have numerous benefits that can be gained depending on what you need them for. They are affordable and are a great investment. Order one for your company, if you haven’t done it yet.

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