Epson

While the AVB robots are built for speed inside a cell, our next robot is built to work alongside people outside of one.

Epson's AX6 is a six-axis collaborative robot, and the most important point is that its power and force limiting features allow it to operate without traditional safety fencing, as long as a proper risk assessment is completed.

Fencing takes up floor space and restricts access to the cell, so eliminating it can change how you lay out a workspace, and the carbon fiber structure keeps the work cell compact and light.

It's also built for controlled environments with an IP54 ingress protection rating and an ISO5 cleanroom rating, which positions it for semiconductor, electronics, medical device, pharmaceutical, and biotech work.

One option is no-code software with an interface meant for operators at any skill level.

The other is a customizable Python development environment, where your developers can upload their own libraries and modules for more complex work cells.

Either way, the robot generates straight-line, curved, and joint motions, and it also works with Epson's AX Portal collaborative robot software, and a 3D simulator lets you test programs before running them on the floor.

At the end of the arm, there are three customizable buttons and two dedicated teach buttons, so operators can guide the robot by hand and record positions as they go.

was like oh well there's a printer that does there's a mamaki printer that does this and then the shaker is like some weird brand thing mixed together it looked like it looked like you bought a truck at a scrapyard where every panel was the color because you were just trying to get rid of the dents And it's like, that's what it felt like.

And I was like, I, even if I wanted to get into this, I don't want to until like Epson makes a full system or like, so Mimaki or something has a full system.

Like I want it to be one thing, customer services here in the U S like everything is service.

I feel like for most of those, it has to be like over brand it's service.

I've had a few equipment fails.

what's a big one that stands out to you that just gives you anxiety?

I got one, the, um, the brother DTG, we bought a, um, one of those, no, I'm sorry, not brother Epson.

It was an Epson 3070.

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Oh yeah, $30 in the basement of Star Wars Celebration, cash only.

It was a sign on a door that looked like it was freshly printed off an Epson printer.

It just said, Anthony Daniels meet and greet, $30, cash only.

And I said, I'm not going in that door, Anthony.

Is that the word? That is the word, yeah.

And I have listened to you recommend photos The, oh, what is it now? Which one, the Epson? The

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Yep.

Unbelievable.

So you could actually scan the negatives instead of the photos.

Now, it's a very manual process, but it's rewarding in that sense.

So while the Epson fast photo is phenomenal, it's just so fast and it just happens and it's brilliant for doing your printed photos.

But let's talk about what kind of labels are you using? Are you using Brother P-Touch labels? Are you using cable wraparound cloth labels? What kind of labels are you using to label everything?

I'm an Epson guy.

I really like the Epson.

I probably have one in every vehicle.

So everybody's got an Epson.

And I teach all my guys on the Epson.

And so we're using cable wraps to every cable that's in the enclosure has got a cable wrap on it.

We're using just regular generals.