The 8th Edition of Daegu Robot Expo (South Korea)

November 2019 has been the date for this edition of Daegu Robot expo, where we saw a variety of robots, mainly anthropomorphic, although we saw some few professional drones, UGVs, educational robots and parts.

• Between the professional drones we saw a huge engine drone, a quadcopter with fuel combustion engine from ATD Lab.

• Also a  fixed wing drone  from Joydrone, with vertical take off and landing

• Yujin Mechatronics showed between other things the collaborative robot arm P-rob from the swiss company F&P Robotics

• IA Korea showed some scara type robots that they distribute as well as linear actuators

• Rainbow Robotics, a spin-off from Hubo Labs in Korea showed their RB Series cobots. They offer a user friendly android based GUI, allowing users to easily configure and operate the robot.

• Man&Robot co ltd showed Automatic Screw Assembly Machine Using Cooperative Robot.

• Ruben offered 3D vision guided robotics and Bin picking system based on Fanuc robots

• QRS co ltd showed their bin picking solutions based on Denso arms

• Mintrobot Co Ltd showed their PAL-A4 and PAL-A6 robots. Scara and orthogonal

• Stäubli showed their well known robot arms as well as their Stäubli Robotics Suit of software

• Educational robots company, distributed in Spain by Dahn Ghun company

• Also we saw some smart 3d printers, using either PLA or ABS for non industrial creations.

• Wego showed Ugvs mainly, from Clearpath as well as developed by wego. 

• Einbot showed a deep learning visual inspection robot sorting solution

• Robot Campus of Korea Polythecnic showed research works with Dobot educational arms, drones and other automation systems

• Oto Robotics showed their industrial articulated robots OTR-6 and OTR-20. 6 axis pick and place robot and 6 axis welding robot.

• Woelsung TMP manufacturer of robots for testing and handling radioactive materials, showed one of their telemanipulators for handling of radioactive materials, drug production, nuclear applications including testing, medical applications, and pharmacy.

• Mirae Robot showed a set of small educational humanoid robots from Robotis

• Hyundai robotics showed their huge clean robot for LCD glass screens manipulation as well as a variety of Industrial robots

• Daiso cell. Showed their force sensors, torque sensors and load cells.

• DGM Tech showed their rehabilitation exoskeleton

• Yaskawa showed their general industrial robot solutions.

• Daegu Machinery Institute of components and materials foundation showed several entertainment applications with third party robot arms, like cotton candy, coffee serving and ice making

• Sensor Solution showed some sennors for measuring displacement, preasure and torque.

• and last but not least, Kuka showed one of their industrial robots

This was all from the 8th Edition of Daegu Robot Expo in South Korea.

by Alejandro Alonso Puig