Yaskawa unveils its MLX300 option, which creates a single-controller, single-programming environment with standard PLCs. With the MLX300 software option, operators no longer need to learn a specific ...

A good example of Robotics specialist YASKAWA’s expansion into new manufacturing applications is their involvement in a state-of-the-art automated robotic painting technical centre in Derby. The ...

In May, YASKAWA MOTOMAN released a new software development kit (SDK), YMConnect, as an updated way to write programs for communicating with Yaskawa robotics. According to the company, YMConnect is ...

Through a new partnership with Yaskawa Motoman, the SF-based robotic workforce solutions company is bringing its rapid deployment speeds & next-gen service to industrial applications SAN ...

The MPP3H is Yaskawa Motoman’s new delta-style robot for packaging, cartoning and kitting applications. The MPP3H robot features a parallel link arm configuration with a direct-driven rotary axis to ...

Astellas Pharma Inc. is setting up a joint venture with Yaskawa Electric Corp. to develop a new cell production platform using Yaskawa’s dual-arm humanoid robot called Maholo.

The robot features a new curved upper arm that enhances its reach and allows a wider range of applications. This double yoke design also offers additional strength if ...

Yaskawa Electric Corp., which specializes in industrial robots and robotic systems, will double the output of its first overseas production base in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province.

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese robot maker Yaskawa Electric is considering investing around $200 million in the United States, its president said, with an eye to making its industrial robots there for the ...

TOKYO, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Japanese robot maker Yaskawa Electric (6506.T), opens new tab is considering investing around $200 million in the United States, its president said, with an eye to making its ...

Robots these days can play the violin, send us Amazon packages, even adapt if they get hurt. Now, one of them can slice us all to bits. Yaskawa Electric Corporation recently tracked the movements of ...