“With expertise in education and training, as well as sales and support, Growskills Robotics can demonstrate to the market how our technologies transform key metrics such as quality, delivery, and productivity,” says Jumpei Ninomiya, Yamaha FA Sales Director for Europe. “Together, we can help customers automate and improve the performance of numerous processes involving component picking, placement, packaging, and light mechanical assembly.”
“We look forward to a successful and rewarding collaboration with Yamaha, using flexible and affordable robots to overcome the challenges faced by manufacturing and logistics companies,” says António Fernandes, Managing Director of Growskills Robotics. “Yamaha’s portfolio addresses both inline and autonomous applications, enabling end-to-end automated solutions that are fast, reliable, and scalable.”
Yamaha's portfolio includes multi-axis SCARA and Cartesian robotic arms, as well as single-axis robots, designed for use in environments ranging from small factories and workshops to laboratory cleanrooms. There is a wide selection of SCARA robots, including the competitively priced YK-XE series, which offers arm lengths up to 710 mm and payload capacities from 4 to 10 kg. Additionally, Yamaha's high-speed LCMR200 programmable linear transport modules handle part transport and are quieter and more flexible than conventional belt and roller conveyors. The RCXiVY2+ system simplifies the integration of vision capabilities and connects directly to the RCX340 robot controller for efficient performance with minimal latency.
