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Robots and automation must be easily accessible for smaller businesses and embraced by more leaders to help solve Australia’s labor and productivity challenges, say industry experts.

Australia is about to get its first national robotics strategy, recognizing the industry’s growing importance. However, according to the national robotics industry association, Robotics Australia Group, some industry challenges remain to be solved.

Manufacturers from the automotive industry to electronics are automating their machine loading applications. Find out why here.

Laser cutting robots automate the most precise cutting method on the market today. In this article, learn about how to automate laser cutting and what to be prepared for before implementing them.

Material handling applications are often the first automation projects for manufacturers new to automation. Learn what you need to know before getting started with automation.

Labor shortages are accelerating the pace of robotic automation. Robot deburring solutions deliver more consistent results and shorter cycle times than manual methods.

Service robots are deployed to support employees and enhance customer experiences. Learn about the various types of service robots and their applications here.

Using robots to make airplanes is the new normal. Modern, flexible robots enable aerospace makers to achieve higher levels of quality and throughput.

Arc welding robots are the most popular welding robot in the manufacturing industry. Learn how to select one and what to watch out for here.

The task of sewing is one of the more challenging industrial operations to automate, but the latest advancements in robotic sewing are producing great results for leading manufacturers. Read on to learn about the challenges and opportunities gained by automated sewing.

Welding cobots offer a unique opportunity for manufacturers in the ultra-competitive welding sector. Read on to learn how modern manufacturers are taking advantage.

For many milling operations the question isn’t whether to automate, but how. Find out why manufacturers are choosing automation over the traditional CNC today.