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Robots; why not? 31/07/2008   The UK has for many years been a poor example when it comes to robot take-up by manufacturers. Stirling Paatz revisits the topic, updating it for today. The technology has changed and benefits are there to be had, he says.   Author Andrew Allcock     Download Articles    Robots_why_not.pdf   This material is protected by Findlay Publications copyright 2009. See Terms and Conditions. One-off usage is permitted but bulk copying is not. For multiple copies contact the sales team. Email this article   Bookmark this article using:   Del.icio.us digg reddit Facebook StumbleUpon   Download Articles    Robots_why_not.pdf     Linked Companies    Barr & Paatz Industrial Automation Ltd     Similar News Articles     Rapid medical device manufacture boost     World's strongest robot accolade for KUKA     Spain's Danobat wins two contracts in Russia for €90 million     AMB exhibition set to break records in new home     Automated cell delivered for Charpy test pieces     Similar Technology Zone Articles     Do more with less     Every cloud has a silver lining     Green payback potential     Market in a muddle     Racking up productivity     Related Product Launches     Mechanical alternative for pneumatic assembly machines     Edge forming automation     Laser sintering of high performance plastics     Sheet handling units for Haeger presses     Retrofittable self-contained robot system for Heller horizontal machining centres     Related Industry Events     Taipei international machine tool show - TIMTOS 2009     IPOT becomes VTX: part of Advanced Manufacturing UK     METAV 2010

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