Automatica 2025: Robot against a shortage of skilled workers - now in Munich!

Automatica 2025: Robot against a shortage of skilled workers - now in Munich!

München, Deutschland - Automation technology develops rapidly, and on the Automatica 2025 Intelligent Technology, such as artificial intelligence (AI) revolutionizes robotics. On their stand in Hall A4, as of 220, new AI-controlled lightweight robots were presented, which are specially designed for small and medium-sized companies (SMEs).

A main focus is on the ultra-light Eco series and a collaborative two-arm platform. The aim is to combat the current shortage of skilled workers and to make it easier to get started with automation. With core characteristics such as a AI-based precision of ± 0.05 mm and up to 70 % faster commissioning, the use of robots becomes more attractive for many companies. Especially with regard to human-robot collaboration, an increased level of safety is to be created.

the models presented and their possibilities

Realman presented a number of models, including:

• eco-62/63/65: ultra-light industrial arms
• RML-63: Compact six-axle for pick-and-place tasks
• RM75-B: Robust robot for automotive and manufacturing applications
• two-arm platform: with autonomous mobility functions

The systems are based on specially developed actuators who enable precise real -time control. There were unique demonstrations on site, such as the automated loading of electric vehicles and a simulated smart factory environment. Daily experts on two-arm robotics also offer a deep insight into the possibilities of this technology.

Realman Robotics now has over 20,000 installed units and more than 120 patents in his portfolio. The company based in Beijing and a production facility in Jiangsu is investing more than 50 % of its workforce in research and development.

The role of AI in robotics

The combination of robotics and AI not only affects industry, but also has great potential for society and economy in general. Übenur.de reports that learning-capable robots can relieve employees and mitigate the shortage of skilled workers. You learn through demonstrations and human feedback, which enormously expands your uses.

In Germany, robotics are considered the largest market in Europe and occupies third place worldwide with 415 robots per 10,000 employees. The forecasts show a record value of 16.8 million euros for the German robotics and automation industry. At the same time, hurdles such as understanding the physical reality and social expectations of empathetic behavior must be overcome.

like Automationpraxis shows AI to control robots more intuitively. Cognitive robots can understand, see and listen to their surroundings and are able to take on complex tasks and interact with people. These progress not only make robot systems more flexible, but also profitable for smaller companies.

The future of robotics looks exciting - with innovative solutions from companies like Realman Robotics, which help to master the challenges of today and at the same time create new opportunities for automation.