Robotic force torque sensors enable machines to measure and apply forces during operations. Their development over the years has contributed to the advancement of technology in various industries. Read on for a brief history of robotic force-torque sensors.
The BeginningsThe concept of robotic force torque sensors originated in the 1960s, when Joseph Engelberger developed the first robots for industrial applications.… Read more >
A 6-axis force-torque sensor is an advanced device capable of detecting forces and torques along three perpendicular axes: X, Y, and Z. This sensor allows precise control over complex movements, playing a crucial role in robotics, automation, and testing environments. Here’s a deeper look at how a 6-axis force torque sensor works.… Read more >
“Imagine having the ability to stop time at any given second to examine 10,000 snapshots of your operations to resolve bottlenecks and extend throughput beyond what your line was built for”
— BEET Chief Technology Officer and Co-founder David Wang.
Beet, the Michigan-based global industrial IoT platform specializing in intelligent manufacturing, is set to unveil BEET Core 5.0 featuring groundbreaking GenAI tools.… Read more >
Electric actuators are becoming increasingly popular in various industries due to their efficiency and environmental benefits. Read on to learn all the reasons why electric actuators are environmentally sustainable.
Energy EfficiencyElectric actuators are highly energy-efficient compared to their pneumatic and hydraulic counterparts.… Read more >
The advent of robotics in the manufacturing sector has revolutionized how we think about production. By introducing automation and precision, robotics addresses several longstanding challenges that have plagued the industry. Integrating robotics into manufacturing processes opens new avenues for innovation and productivity from enhancing efficiency to ensuring safety.… Read more >
Selecting the right force torque sensor for your application is a decision that demands careful consideration. These sensors are pivotal in various industries for precisely measuring forces and torques. Read on to find out what to consider when choosing a force torque sensor.… Read more >
In today’s competitive market, manufacturers are constantly seeking ways to improve efficiency and productivity. Automation has emerged as a key solution, offering a range of benefits that can transform the manufacturing landscape. Read on and learn the benefits of automating your manufacturing process.… Read more >
Sinto America is excited to announce the addition of Mark Pine to the team. Mark will be coming on as the Northeast Regional Sales Manager for Roberts Sinto Corporation. Mark will be focusing on bringing the latest foundry technologies to the Northeast region of the United States.… Read more >
Sinto America is proud to recognize that Debbie Eckmeter, Sinto America VP of Manufacturing, Aftermarket Parts and Service, was awarded with the Yuzuru Nagai Award by Sintokogio. This award, is the second most prestigious award after the Nagai Award that Sintokogio gives out, and can be given to any employee among the Sinto Group.… Read more >
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We are thrilled to announce a significant collaboration between SINTO AMERICA and PULSTEC USA, building upon their Japanese parent companies’ successful alliance that has been existing for many years. This exciting collaboration is driven by a shared vision of achieving “zero defects” by verifying surface residual stress characteristics through X-ray diffraction testing technologies (Sinto – Sightia ™ / Pulstec – μ-X360).… Read more >