Robotic tool with learning capability in assembly

Manufacturing companies already use a range of robotic systems – from gripping arms to lightweight robots – that automate factory processes and make the jobs of the people working on the assembly line easier. Each of these machines takes on strictly defined repetitive production steps, requiring complicated modifications whenever any changes are made, and they are therefore primarily suited for mass production from a financial perspective. They can only be used with the support of comprehensive expert knowledge. In the future, humans will direct robots in factories and, depending on current demand, teach them new skills during the production process. These robotic tools with learning capability will work safely hand-in-hand with the people on the assembly line.