Leading the Way in Industrial Automation

Automation uses technology and machines to perform tasks that were previously done manually. It improves efficiency, reduces labor costs, and improves consistency and quality of output. Automation is critical to enabling manufacturers to optimize their operations and gain a competitive advantage.

Location systems are technologies that track materials and products as they move through a facility. They include RFID, barcode scanners, GPS trackers, and other technologies that provide real-time location data. Location systems improve inventory management, reduce errors, and increase efficiency in material handling.

Material handling involves using automated systems to move, store, and control materials within a facility. The goal is to reduce human intervention and increase efficiency, ultimately improving productivity and reducing costs.

Safety in production is vital to prevent or minimize the risk of worksite injuries, related illnesses, and even death. In addition, employee morale and efficiency improve with a highly effective safety process. Unsafe equipment leads to injuries that add to the facility’s cost, along with degrading morale and efficiency. 

Robots are programmed to perform tasks automatically, while cobots work alongside humans in a collaborative environment. Both increase efficiency, improve product quality, and reduce labor costs. They play a critical role in industrial automation and are expected to become increasingly important in the future of manufacturing.

Vision involves using cameras and image processing technology to enable machines to “see” and interpret their surroundings. Vision systems improve accuracy and speed, automate processes, and improve product quality by identifying defects early in the manufacturing process.