Assembly operations still offer a lot of potential for automation. A new project aims to take machine learning to the next level
Fraunhofer IPA, the Institute of Industrial Manufacturing and Management IFF at University of Stuttgart, are partnering in the ‘Rob-aKademI’ research project to simplify robot programming and make assembly tasks easier to automate. AMS spoke with IPA project leader Arik Lämmle to find out more about the technology and challenges.
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