The so-called cobots or robotic arms enable integration for applications that require human-machine collaboration, for example bringing manual assembly to a technologically advanced level. This technology is used in areas where integration must be flexible and ready to undergo sudden, drastic changes over time, thus offering the possibility of quick redeployment. Fields of application range from assembly lines, packaging, food&beverage, up to the creation of test/inspection cells for products or machinery. The cobot is equipped with tools chosen ad hoc for the specific application, including end-effectors and 2D and 3D vision systems.
The work area (reach) is carefully studied, as is the footprint of the robotic arm, ensuring that every movement is optimized for maximum speed without compromising safety or mechanics.

Where maximum execution speed is required (pick&place, machine tending, sorting, etc.), FAST Assembler can build automated lines made up of a single Delta Robot or a fleet of Delta Robots, also building, on specific request, the handling tools mounted on the robot’s wrist. FAST Assembler integrates this technology mechanically and at software level into any industrial process or line.

FAST Assembler’s innovation also extends to autonomous mobile robots. These navigate dynamic environments without the need for fixed infrastructure, using advanced sensing and simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) algorithms. Although intralogistics remains a fundamental pillar, the company designs robotic solutions capable of going beyond simple transport, from agriculture to R&D, from pick-and-place to inspection and monitoring in outdoor and/or special environments.