Built with the future in mind, the e-Series is designed to grow in capability alongside businesses, taking on new tasks and finding new uses to be able to stay ahead of competitors. The e-Series takes robotic automation beyond what is possible today. Get set to trail blaze into the future.
A user friendly and intuitive teach pendant allow operators to program a cobot by moving its arms to the desired waypoints, or simply using drag-and-drop functions on a touchscreen tablet.
Even the most complex tasks can be taught to the cobot with Universal Robots’ Integrated Force Torque Sensor. Highly sensitive to even the slightest movements, the sensor enables the cobots to be programmed with precision for tasks where accuracy is of paramount importance.
The cobots do not require special electrical installations and can be connected to any regular power outlet. An intuitive user interface enables easy set-up, installation and integration into the production line. Universal Robots+ products ensure hassle-free integration to maximize productivity by plug and produce.
The cobots are lightweight, space saving and easy to re-deploy to multiple applications without changing production layouts. They can be moved between tasks quickly and are able to reuse programs for recurrent tasks, giving customers the flexibility to automate multiple manual tasks within one production facility even with just one cobot.
The cobots are able to take over strenuous tasks in dangerous or dull environments. With the safety features, it is possible to fuse the best of human ingenuity with robot competency for accelerated productivity and growth.
Universal Robots makes robotic automation an option for small and medium enterprises, small batch production runs and other set-ups where traditional solutions may be too expensive.
From the delicate handling of medical components to the large-scale assembly of bulky furniture, there is no task too difficult for the e-Series. Easily programmable, lightweight and compact, these cobots switch between tasks seamlessly and are economically viable even for the small-batch and mixed-product assembly lines.