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Techman Robot Showcases AI-Powered Solutions at Automatica 2025

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Techman Robot, a global leader in AI-powered collaborative robotics, celebrated its 10th anniversary at Automatica 2025 with a comprehensive showcase of three core AI applications: high-speed AI flying trigger inspection, AI mixed case depalletizing, and AI welding. These solutions, designed to transform production efficiency and enable real-world deployment of Physical AI, demonstrate the company's commitment to solving real production pain points with practical AI solutions.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Flying Trigger inspection system combines AI algorithms with vision-guided positioning to shorten inspection time by 40-50%, improving cycle time and production efficiency.
  • The TM25S collaborative robot supports payloads up to 30 kg and can handle large workpieces by detecting the size and position of mixed-stacked boxes without predefined stacking logic.
  • The TM6S cobot offers a superior reach-to-payload ratio with its 1800mm reach and 6kg payload, integrating visual Landmark positioning and optional 7th/8th axis modules for tilt and rotation.
  • RobCraft, an AI-powered hand gesture teaching module developed in collaboration with Bortfellow, eliminates the need for programming, CAD models, or manual calibration, offering reliable gesture recognition across different skin tones and hand types.
  • Techman Robot's solutions have already been adopted in the automotive and electronics industries, reducing manual errors and labor costs while achieving zero-stop, high-precision automated quality control.

Statistics:

  • 40-50% reduction in inspection time achieved by the Flying Trigger inspection system
  • 10 years of experience in developing AI-powered collaborative robotics solutions
  • 10th anniversary milestone marked by Techman Robot
  • 1800mm reach and 6kg payload offered by the TM6S cobot
  • 30 kg payload capacity supported by the TM25S collaborative robot
  • 7 axes of motion supported by the TM6S cobot with optional 7th/8th axis modules

Sources:

  • "Built to See, born to Lead" press release, Techman Robot (2025)
  • Automatica 2025 exhibition press kit
  • "RobCraft Hand-Finger Teaching" press release, Techman Robot (2025)
  • Bortfellow website
  • NVIDIA Omniverse website

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