We have developed and launched the mobile robot Sterimove, designed to meet the pharmaceutical requirements of clean rooms, making it the world's first of its kind. From CNC (Controlled-Non-Classified) areas to Grade A (VHP decontamination), B, C, and D environments, Sterimove provides a contamination-free mobile robot within clean room production units. For a safer, more productive, and reliable pharmaceutical industry, Sterimove enables new automation in areas that require stringent environmental conditions. We propose automation solutions to reduce labor and improve productivity in tasks such as environmental monitoring, glove leak testing, and container loading and transport in graded environments. For more details or inquiries, please contact us.

We will introduce a case study of the "Stovely Robot" used in meat kebab production at Busch + Busch. The company, which specializes in the food industry, has developed an "automatic skewer machine" using robots. The hygienic and high-performance Stovely Robot accurately places kebabs into packaging trays. It is highly regarded for its processing capacity of up to 6,000 kebabs per hour, which equates to more than 100 kebabs per minute.

We present an example of automating the manufacturing and packaging of COVID-19 test kits using robots. This was achieved in an extremely short period, with production equipment capable of producing up to 70,000 units per day. Please take a moment to read it.

Many pharmaceuticals are supplied in vials and are transferred to syringes in hospitals and clinics. The preferred storage method is freeze-drying. To prevent contact with glass, robots must meet all the aseptic requirements necessary for operation in a Grade A cleanroom environment. This is why HOF chose our 'Stericlean,' which is resistant to intensive cleaning processes and achieves a longer service life. The "SIRIUS system" enables handling of up to 400 vials per minute with 2 millimeter (2R) vials. For more details, please refer to the related products and catalog below.

We would like to introduce our achievements in pharmaceutical manufacturing, where our company has gained a lot of trust as a specialist in automation. Stäubli has accumulated extensive know-how over many years by collaborating with industry players. This benefits our customers in the planning of all new projects, including systems and assembly lines for the mass filling and packaging processes of liquid, powder, and solid dosage forms used in the production of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and biopharmaceuticals, as well as the manufacturing of packaging materials and containers, and lab automation. With our extensive experience and a lineup of specially designed robots, our company has earned a great deal of trust as a specialist in automation. For more details, please refer to our related products and catalogs, or feel free to contact us.

The aluminum DIN housing for the modular rectangular connector "CombiTac" has been enhanced! By optimizing the locking direction and arrangement of the manual locking mechanism, space can be minimized. Especially when using multiple CombiTac connectors in parallel, the width between connectors can be significantly reduced from 90mm to 50mm. 【Specification Information】 - Up to 10,000 mating cycles - Resistance to shock and vibration (EN 61373 Category 1B) - Safety design with IP2X contact protection during connection - Operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C

The "TX2-140/160 Stericlean" is a unique hygienic robot suitable for pharmaceutical manufacturing processes. Due to its sealed 6-axis arm, internal wiring is possible. It features a sealing cover compatible with pharmaceutical production equipment, providing excellent water resistance. This collaborative robot maintains high productivity and is suitable for packaging applications in various industries, including cleanroom areas, aseptic isolators, and RABS. For more details about the product, please refer to the related products and catalog below.

We are pleased to announce that our company has expanded its lineup of lightweight portable tool changers to include a "new lineup (10kg to 55kg)." The product features are as follows: 1. Product: Lightweight Portable Series (10kg to 55kg) 2. Features: a. High precision position repeatability Position repeatability: ±1.5μm = ±0.0015mm b. Dedicated tool mounting platform for each model c. High-speed data communication module compatible with Ethernet IP and image processing, supporting up to 10Gb/s d. Compatible with IO-Link via RFID tag module e. Wide selection of modules, freely mountable 3. Fields: General industry, automotive parts manufacturers, automotive manufacturers, nuclear power, food industry, medical manufacturers, resin manufacturers, etc. 4. Applications: a) Hand exchange in multi-variety, mixed production b) Assembly process: Assembly jigs, screw tightening tool exchange c) Machining process: Deburring, spindle, polishing tool exchange d) Resin process: Object retrieval, transport jig exchange e) Inspection process: Camera change for image processing f) Painting process: Sealant tool exchange

We would like to introduce a case of utilizing robots in a large-scale vaccine manufacturing facility in China. This case represents a groundbreaking success story using our 'TX200 Stericlean' in the biopharmaceutical industry in China. Stäubli China anticipates that other companies will also advance similar automation. Currently, there are 48 vaccine manufacturing companies in China, and more than half of them have adopted processes using cell factories that require the transport and vibration of trays for vaccine production. Please take a look at practical examples of robot utilization, such as the company's transport automation. **Benefits of Vaccine Manufacturing Automation** - Automated cell production reduces investment and production costs. - The number of CO2 incubators is reduced with the installation of robots. - Consumables such as protective clothing for staff and energy consumption for temperature control are also reduced. - Operators do not need to enter the room where vaccines are manufactured. - The risk of contamination is minimized. *For more details, please refer to related products and catalogs, or feel free to contact us.*

The case study introduced this time is from Choceňská mlékárna, a company located in the town of Choceň, 100 miles east of Prague, Czech Republic, which produces brands of spreads, yogurt, and curd cheese. Since its establishment about 90 years ago, the company has been committed to high quality standards and has implemented automation in mass production and more reliable production routes. Additionally, a new line has been designed and introduced to package popular dairy products in the Czech Republic at a speed of 20,000 units per hour. The six Stäubli robots that were introduced have greatly contributed to improving production flexibility, allowing for very quick reconfiguration of the system to accommodate various products, and efficient automation enables the production capacity of the line to flexibly adapt to the constantly increasing demand. [Case Overview] ■ A total of 6 robots: 4 Scara and 2 6-axis robots ■ Shipping dairy products at record speed ■ Managing the secondary packaging process of up to 20,000 cheese units per hour

We would like to introduce a case where the RIVA system has been adopted. Aseptic preparation of drugs such as infusions is one of the complex tasks in pharmacy. It was necessary to establish suitable conditions for production and select and implement appropriate technology for process automation. One of the important components is the Stäubli robot, and the RIVA production system has adopted the "Stäubli TX60L robot." It plays a central role in the production line, transporting products through various stations within the RIVA compounding cell. By making effective use of space, it enabled smooth three-shift production in the RIVA cell. 【Implementation Effects】 ■ Plays a central role in the production line ■ Transports products through various stations within the RIVA compounding cell ■ Effectively utilizes space, enabling smooth three-shift production in the RIVA cell

A Belgian insulation manufacturer is working on a new solution for machining composite parts. Processes that were previously done with machine tools are now possible with a highly flexible and precise milling robot. As a result, a production facility that had moved to China a few years ago has now returned to Belgium. [Case Study] - Client: Isolants Victor Hallet - Product Introduced: 6-axis robot "TX200"

We would like to introduce a case study involving Chongqing Qiaotou Food, a famous manufacturer of hot pot soup. The manufacturing process is complex, involving pre-treatment, stir-frying, steaming, and cooling. The ingredients are mixed with seasonings and additives, and finally packed into plastic soft bags, resulting in 130 to 400 grams. The company produces these bags in large quantities, and the management, always seeking a higher level of automation, considered further streamlining this packaging process. Therefore, a solution using the "Stäubli TS60 four-axis scara robot" was proposed. As a result, they successfully automated the packaging process of the mass-produced hot pot soup.