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![Food Manufacturing 4.0
The Robotics Challenge
Dr. Andrea Paoli
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- 9. 9 Robotic Arms 3/3 2016: Ultra-fast Pick and Pack robots
- 10. 10 Mobile Robots 1/2 1963: The Johns Hopkins University develops ‘the Hopkins Beast'
- 11. 11 Mobile Robots 2/2 2016: End of Line robots
- 13. 13 Factory of the Future
- 14. 14 The End of Separation From cages, fences and interlocks…
- 15. 15 The End of Separation …to Human/Robot Collaborative (HRC) systems.
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- 17. 17 The End of Separation [Courtesy ABB Robotics]
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