ANALYSIS OF THE MOST COMMON INDUSTRIAL WORKS OF WORLD LEADERS EPSON, YAMAXA AND PANASONIC

Abstract

The article outlines the features of the use of industrial robots as working machines of control and management information systems that provide automation of technological processes and operations, connecting them into systems of production complexes that work automatically with flexible technology. As well as the annual global rate of production of industrial robots, an analysis of the existing models of these automatic devices from the world leaders EPSON, YAMAXA and PANASONIC was carried out. In particular, EPSON industrial work has seen widespread use of robotic manipulators and SCARA work by ensuring the efficient use of industrial premises, performing movements not in a straight line, but around obstacles or in confined spaces with a payload of up to 20 kg for mechanical or electrical cleaning, selection and placement, configuration and dosage of light weight.
In contrast to EPSON industrial robots, YAMAHA's work sets the tone for sales of SCARA robots with a lifting capacity of up to 50 kg, which provide the movement and collection of large components, versatility, and the absence of almost all vibrations that arise as a result of slowing down the moment of arm movement. Original PANASONIC welding works for arc and remote laser welding and universal manipulators that optimally complement the welding works of this manufacturer are widely used.