The National University of Singapore (NUS) has developed hybrid robotic grippers, which it claims can impact a range of industries such as food assembly, vertical farming and fast-moving consumer goods packaging, etc.
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Take a look at our computer vision-aided soft gripping solutions for food and consumer goods picking/sorting applications.
RoPlus organised a seminar with JM VisTec System and NUS Advanced Robotics Centre. The theme of the seminar is From Research to Commercialization with Partners – Robotics and AI.
“Automating our meal production processes changes the landscape significantly to benefit our customers, suppliers and business partners. It will enable us to implement hi-tech food production to achieve cost efficiency, strengthen operational resilience and create greater opportunities for upskilling our people.” – Mr Kerry Mok, president and chief executive of Sats.
Co-organised by Advanced Robotics Centre (NUS), JM-Vistec, RoPlus and Universal Robots, the seminar discovers how intelligent automated gripping solutions with vision-guided robotics are embedded into Industry 4.0 and learn about opportunities to deepen partnerships with various agencies to contribute toward our digital economy moving forward.
