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Kinova Robotics

By RBR Staff | May 14, 2019

Kinova is a global leader in innovation robotics. Founded in 2006 in Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada, Kinova’s mission was initially to empower individuals with upper-body limitations through assistive robotics.

Over a decade later, the company’s robotic solutions and product suite have evolved to service individuals in many industries — including a stronghold in academic and industrial research — as well as surgical and medical robotics, and most recently industrial and professional robotics for maintenance and inspection, logistics and security.

With its increasingly robust offering, Kinova’s robotics are now sold in over 40 countries through strategic partnerships, global distributors, as well as offices in Bonn, Germany and Shanghai, China. With a fundamental mindset of producing safe, collaborative, uncaged robots that work side by side with humans (from our roots in assistive robot technology), Kinova has the unique advantage of naturally evolving its solutions for Industry 4.0 through next-generation robotics for human-robot interaction in highly structured and unstructured environments.

Customer demand for greater product variety is driving an increase in low-volume, high-mix manufacturing. Adaptive factories, in which production facilities can be rapidly repurposed, will increase. Robots are key to improving productivity in this challenging environment. In order to meet these adaptive and rapidly changing environments, adaptive robotic technology is essential.

Kinova’s open robotic software and flexible hardware architecture offer businesses of all sizes the latest technology to safely and efficiently perform dynamic tasks in structured and unstructured human environments. Most collaborative robots in the market today were built to tackle industrial tasks in caged environments, and are now being redesigned to be safe enough for human-robot interaction in unstructured environments. Kinova’s inherently safe technology is designed for both, providing businesses the flexibility to increase automation and productivity while empowering their workforce, where man and machine each perform tasks where they offer the most value for the business.

With Kinova’s open hardware and software, businesses can adapt and configure their robotic solution to perform a multitude of tasks accurately, consistently and for endless hours, where human capabilities cannot compete. This frees up manpower to be more productive in evaluating performance data to drive continuous optimization for the business.

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