He announced the new technology offered by ABB Robotics in a video he shared. The company has released a promotional video where the robot paints a car. The painter robot, which combines sensitivity and flexibility, impressed with the works it produced.
For this PR effort, the company teamed up with eight-year-old Indian genius Advait Kolarkar and Dubai-based digital design collective Illusorr to create the world’s first robot-painted car. The project showcases the company’s PixelPaint technology, which basically has 1,000 nozzles mounted on an industrial robot.
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The new technology is presented to us in the mini-documentary prepared by the company. ABB aims to make production more sustainable with PixelPaint. The company, which wants to eliminate the need for masking materials and extra ventilation, aims to reduce emissions while saving water and energy.
shiftdelete.netWhile the paint arm is moving very close to the vehicle, this prevents the paint from spreading to the environment. Different colors can be applied to the vehicle quickly. The new technology, which needs a single step, thus saves both time and paint.
ABB says it can cut production time in half with its new technology. In addition, claiming that it can reduce costs by up to 60 percent, the company also believes that damage to the environment can be prevented.
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