Articles written by Mary Kay Morel

Contributing Writer

Results: 3

	Programming multiple robots In many applications—such as large-component welding, press-tending lines, and multiprocess cells—running multiple robots from a single point of control assists in preventing collisions, simplifying the programming structure, and reducing integration cost. This approach also meets the... Publish date: October 23, 2003
	Getting a handle on robotic tube, pipe automation The requirements and parameters of automated handling of tubular products are worth a second look, especially if you want to do the job well. Publish date: April 15, 2002
	Robotic press tending: available equipment and its effects on press productivity Robots offer an alternative to automatic transfer presses in applications in which parts must be reoriented (tilted, rotated, or flipped) as they are moved between operations. When selecting a robot for press tending, three of the many features to be considered are size, flexibility, and... Publish date: February 19, 2001