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  • NexCOBOT Receives TÜV Rheinland Functional Safety Certificate Launches with Intel the World’s First x86 Safety Control Platform
     
     
  • NEIO Compact Series, A New Generation of EtherCAT Slave I/O Module
    NEIO incorporates many user-centric designs, including the Smart Daisy-chain Design and Detachable Screw Terminals
  • NexCOBOT Wins Intel Best Robotics Innovation Partner Award
    NexCOBOT is proud to receive the Intel Best Robotics Innovation Partner Award from its long-term partner, Intel Corporation, for its robotic innovation in functional safety.
     
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Supported Robot List

Cartesian coordinate robot (Linear Robot)
Delta type robot (3-axis or 4-axis)
3RRR type robot (3-axis)
Wafer robot
SCARA type robot (4-axis)
6-axis articulated robot
6-axis collaborative robot
7-axis articulated robot

The NEIO Compact Series represents a new generation of EtherCAT slave I/O module

Designed as a palm-sized module, it features high-density I/O, supporting up to 32 points. NEIO incorporates many user-centric designs, including the Smart Daisy-chain Design and Detachable Screw Terminals. Each module has undergone the EtherCAT Conformance Test (ET9400) by the EtherCAT Technology Group (ETG), ensuring excellent compatibility. NEIO also complies with heavy-industrial EMC standards. Furthermore, this series exhibit high immunity to electromagnetic noise and interference commonly encountered in automation sites. With a variety of I/O options, NEIO can meet the requirements of machine equipment or robot control applications based on specific needs.

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AI- powered Robot System Enables Efficient Green Recycling

The customers for NexCOBOT's recycling robot solution are garbage recycling companies operating within the waste management industry. NexCOBOT's innovative solution combines AI Vision technology to accurately identify and classify different types of plastic bottles. Using AI algorithms, the system can distinguish bottles based on attributes such as color (transparent, white, and green) and their intended use, such as beverage or oil plastic bottles. Leveraging a highly efficient Delta Robot system, the solution effectively and smoothly sorts the plastic bottles into their respective recycling bins, ensuring precise and streamlined recycling processes.

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NexAIoT & NexCOBOT at 2024 Automation Taipei and TAIROS - Smart Taiwan Green Manufacturing Dual Transformation

NexAIoT Co., Ltd. showcases the iAT2000 Cloud SCADA System for Industry 4.0 plant-wide solutions and collaborates with its ecosystem partners to establish three significant themed pavilions. Join Nexcobot Open Robots & Machines to experience "AI Robot and Functional Safety" in shaping the future of smart manufacturing and human-machine collaboration.

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GRC Robot Controller Enables Robots to Go From Concept to Completion Faster

Let's take a look at what Logan King talks about how the Nexcobot Open Robots & Machines GRC Robot Controller enables robots to go from concept to completion faster. 🤜🏼🤛🏼 By the way, a good #fistbump is a nice way to end. Thanks to Aaron Linville for the support & Brian Scherer behind the scenes. Stay tuned for the next video.

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NexAIoT & NexCOBOT at 2024 Automation Taipei and TAIROS

Join Nexcobot Open Robots & Machines to experience "AI Robot and Functional Safety" in shaping the future of smart manufacturing and human-machine collaboration.

 

Built-in Functional Safety Speeds Robot Development

In today’s factories and warehouses, robots are no longer fenced off from humans. The two often work side by side, with robots taking over arduous tasks like transporting heavy objects—or tedious ones, like spray-painting or palletizing goods. These collaborative robots, or “cobots,” increase efficiency and reduce the risk that workers will develop muscle strain or injuries. But ensuring that they interact with people safely is not an easy accomplishment. Robot developers can spend years building, testing, and retesting safety features, which must meet rigorous certification requirements. That delays them from releasing models with the latest and greatest capabilities and leads to longer time to revenue.

 

For NexCOBOT, Collaboration Between Humans and Robots Shines a Light on Functional Safety | Renesas

NexCOBOT began working with Renesas in 2022 to design a digital safety IO interface and has since adopted Renesas RX MCUs and RZ MPUs as well as pre-certified FuSa solution kits and self-test libraries.

 

NexCOBOT Receives TÜV Rheinland Functional Safety Certificate Launches with Intel the World’s First x86 Safety Control Platform

NexCOBOT received the EN 61508 and EN ISO 13849-1 functional safety certificate issued TÜV Rheinland at Hannover Messe. This certificate not only symbolizes professionalism in the development based on Intel x86 platform, but also signifies recognition from an international Certification Body for functional safety development.

NexAIoT & NexCOBOT at 2024 Automation Taipei and TAIROS

Join Nexcobot Open Robots & Machines to experience "AI Robot and Functional Safety" in shaping the future of smart manufacturing and human-machine collaboration.

Built-in Functional Safety Speeds Robot Development

In today’s factories and warehouses, robots are no longer fenced off from humans. The two often work side by side, with robots taking over arduous tasks like transporting heavy objects—or tedious ones, like spray-painting or palletizing goods. These collaborative robots, or “cobots,” increase efficiency and reduce the risk that workers will develop muscle strain or injuries. But ensuring that they interact with people safely is not an easy accomplishment. Robot developers can spend years building, testing, and retesting safety features, which must meet rigorous certification requirements. That delays them from releasing models with the latest and greatest capabilities and leads to longer time to revenue.

For NexCOBOT, Collaboration Between Humans and Robots Shines a Light on Functional Safety | Renesas

NexCOBOT began working with Renesas in 2022 to design a digital safety IO interface and has since adopted Renesas RX MCUs and RZ MPUs as well as pre-certified FuSa solution kits and self-test libraries.

NexCOBOT Receives TÜV Rheinland Functional Safety Certificate Launches with Intel the World’s First x86 Safety Control Platform

NexCOBOT received the EN 61508 and EN ISO 13849-1 functional safety certificate issued TÜV Rheinland at Hannover Messe. This certificate not only symbolizes professionalism in the development based on Intel x86 platform, but also signifies recognition from an international Certification Body for functional safety development.

NexCOBOT Wins Intel Best Robotics Innovation Partner Award from Intel Corporation

NexCOBOT is proud to receive the Intel Best Robotics Innovation Partner Award from its long-term partner, Intel Corporation, for its robotic innovation in functional safety.

NexCOBOT Collaborates with Renesas to Develop Functional Safety Automation and Robotics Embedded Control Platforms

NexCOBOT, a distinguished Taiwanese robotics control solution provider, proudly announces a strategic collaboration with Renesas Electronics, a leading global semiconductor and solutions provider. This collaboration is poised to shape NexCOBOT's landscape of embedded functional safety computing platforms and control solutions tailored for industrial automation. Leveraging Renesas' cutting-edge technology in "RX series and RZ series chips, and integrated functional safety solutions," coupled with NexCOBOT's prowess in functional safety computing hardware and software development, NexCOBOT helps robot manufacturers create functional safety controllers quickly and delivers efficient, versatile and flexible product development and consulting services to meet diverse customization needs.

NexCOBOT Collaborates with Intel and German Ecosystem Partners to Bring Robot Functional Safety Solutions to iREX Japan

Manufacturing is turning to automation and human-robot collaboration to offset labor shortages and an aging population. NexCOBOT, a subsidiary of NEXCOM International Corporation, is a leading provider of robot control products in Taiwan. In August 2023, NexCOBOT and its partners, Intel and Synapticon, jointly launched the world's first x86 collaborative safety robot solution and received wide attention and cooperative requests by global robot manufacturers. Continuing this week, from November 29th to December 2nd, NEXCOM is exhibiting at the International Robot Exhibition (iREX) in Tokyo, Japan.

GRC Robot Controller, Gets Robots From Concept to Completion Faster

With countless uses of robots in different industries, robot makers are pushing to expand their customized service offerings. NexCOBOT provides robot makers and system builders with customized robot systems including robot controller GRC2 series, easy-to-use development toolkit NexMotion Studio, teach pendant UI NexTPUI and EtherCAT I/O NEIO series. NexCOBOT GRC brings faster robot development to enterprises that want to spend less time troubleshooting compatibility issues and shift their focus to value-added application development, so they can get their robot systems from concept to market in the shortest possible time.
 

NexCOBOT Wins Intel Best Robotics Innovation Partner Award from Intel Corporation

NexCOBOT is proud to receive the Intel Best Robotics Innovation Partner Award from its long-term partner, Intel Corporation, for its robotic innovation in functional safety.

 

NexCOBOT Collaborates with Renesas to Develop Functional Safety Automation and Robotics Embedded Control Platforms

NexCOBOT, a distinguished Taiwanese robotics control solution provider, proudly announces a strategic collaboration with Renesas Electronics, a leading global semiconductor and solutions provider. This collaboration is poised to shape NexCOBOT's landscape of embedded functional safety computing platforms and control solutions tailored for industrial automation. Leveraging Renesas' cutting-edge technology in "RX series and RZ series chips, and integrated functional safety solutions," coupled with NexCOBOT's prowess in functional safety computing hardware and software development, NexCOBOT helps robot manufacturers create functional safety controllers quickly and delivers efficient, versatile and flexible product development and consulting services to meet diverse customization needs.

 

NexCOBOT Collaborates with Intel and German Ecosystem Partners to Bring Robot Functional Safety Solutions to iREX Japan

Manufacturing is turning to automation and human-robot collaboration to offset labor shortages and an aging population. NexCOBOT, a subsidiary of NEXCOM International Corporation, is a leading provider of robot control products in Taiwan. In August 2023, NexCOBOT and its partners, Intel and Synapticon, jointly launched the world's first x86 collaborative safety robot solution and received wide attention and cooperative requests by global robot manufacturers. Continuing this week, from November 29th to December 2nd, NEXCOM is exhibiting at the International Robot Exhibition (iREX) in Tokyo, Japan.

 

GRC Robot Controller, Gets Robots From Concept to Completion Faster

With countless uses of robots in different industries, robot makers are pushing to expand their customized service offerings. NexCOBOT provides robot makers and system builders with customized robot systems including robot controller GRC2 series, easy-to-use development toolkit NexMotion Studio, teach pendant UI NexTPUI and EtherCAT I/O NEIO series. NexCOBOT GRC brings faster robot development to enterprises that want to spend less time troubleshooting compatibility issues and shift their focus to value-added application development, so they can get their robot systems from concept to market in the shortest possible time.