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“The Finisher” is a plug-and-play work cell utilizing a collaborative robotic from Common Robots. Supply: Brinkman Automation
Automation, and cobots specifically, promise to alleviate staff from tedious and repetitive duties to allow them to deal with extra complicated and value-added actions. Amongst these duties are deburring and sharpening, and components cleansing, in keeping with Brinkman Precision.
On this free webinar, Silas Neale from market chief and sponsor Universal Robots will focus on how cobots are remodeling these finishing processes. He can even discuss how UR robots can drive business innovation and enhance productiveness.
Neale shall be joined by Ed Kelly, David Reed, and Michael Nelson from West Henrietta, N.Y.-based Brinkman Precision. They’ll clarify how turnkey deburring and sharpening techniques can do the next in your manufacturing line:
- Improve accuracy
- Guarantee fixed strain
- Allow fast and simple changeovers for various components
Neale will present an outline of Common Robots’ collaborative robots, and Kelly, Reed, and Nelson will introduce Brinkman’s “The Finisher.” They can even share movies of the cobots in motion and supply sensible steering on methods to begin your personal automation journey.
Register now for this webinar, which shall be at 2:00 p.m. ET on Thursday, Aug. 15, 2024. Attendees can submit their questions stay and look at the recorded dialogue afterwards on demand.
In regards to the Common Robots, Brinkman audio system
After almost a decade in enterprise operations, Neale entered the automation house throughout the machine imaginative and prescient world. In 2019, he joined Common Robots with a powerful background in robotics and machine imaginative and prescient.
Neale’s expertise in 2D and 3D imaginative and prescient has carried over into the robotics area, and he recurrently consults with purchasers and prospects on this difficult space of automation. He additionally holds a bachelor’s diploma from Roger Williams College and relies within the Larger Boston space.
Kelly is the president of Brinkman Precision Inc. and its subsidiary Brinkman Automation Inc. Brinkman Precision is an 80-employee, tight-tolerance aerospace producer specializing in gasoline nozzle elements for each business and navy engines.
Kelly has been with Brinkman since 2005, initially as vp of gross sales and advertising and marketing for mother or father firm Brinkman Worldwide Group, then shifting over to Brinkman Precision in 2014. He was launched to Common Robots in 2019 and instantly determined that cobots and automation would turn into a core competency at Brinkman Precision.
By the top of 2019, Brinkman was a licensed system integrator for UR and commenced finishing initiatives inside Brinkman Precision in addition to inside 4 sister divisions situated in Rochester, N.Y., and Tamarac, Fla. Initiatives included automated laser marking, machine tending, decide and place, and deburring. With over 25 years of handbook deburring experience, it quickly turned obvious that the pure match was for Brinkman.
Reed has been with Brinkman Precision for over 12 years. 4 of these years have been spent on the store flooring gaining hands-on expertise with machine work, half measuring, and deburring and cleansing.
In 2016, Reed moved into the workplace as a top quality engineer. He put his realized abilities to make use of growing half inspection plans, work directions for varied processes, designing fixturing, and programming measuring gear for prime precision aerospace components with tolerances into the millionths.
In August of 2019, Reed was launched to collaborative robots and have become an integral a part of the Brinkman Automation staff. He has labored on a number of initiatives that concerned deburring, machine tending, laser marking, and extra. They culminated within the creation of “The Finisher” – a modular deburring, sharpening, and cleansing cell utilizing a cobot.
Nelson began with Brinkman Precision as a producing engineer and has been with the corporate for greater than seven years. He has a particular curiosity in additive manufacturing and CAD design, which he has closely integrated into his work.
Along with main the internship program at Brinkman Precision, Nelson’s initiatives deal with advancing applied sciences, course of growth, and course of enchancment. In August 2019, he was launched to cobots and have become a part of the Brinkman Automation staff that created “The Finisher.”
WTWH Media produces The Robot Report, Collaborative Robotics Trends, and Automated Warehouse, in addition to RoboBusiness and the Robotics Summit & Expo. Previous to working for WTWH, Demaitre was an editor at BNA (now a part of Bloomberg), Computerworld, TechTarget, and Robotics Enterprise Evaluate.
He has participated in conferences worldwide, in addition to spoken on a number of webcasts and podcasts. Demaitre is at all times thinking about studying extra about robotics. He has a grasp’s from the George Washington College and lives within the Boston space.
