beboq robotics company from Silesia has been operating since 2019. We are manufacturers, integrators and distributors of collaborative robots. Our offer for manufacturing companies includes collaborative palletising stations, welding cells and CNC machine tending stations. As the only distributor of Kassow Robots from the Bosh Rexroth Group in Poland, we offer cobots together with technical support for integrators. Out of a passion for technology and problem solving, we design proprietary beboq robotics solutions. Some of our research and development activities are supported by NCBiR (National Center for research and Development).beboq robotics, built on Kassow Robots and Fanuc collaborative robots. Ideal for the FMCG industry. Designed for flap, automatic and display packaging (no top-grabbing capability). Compact – occupying from 1 m2, easy to transport and set up. Operating at up to 6 cycles per minute, they are ideal for end-of-line applications previously handled by an employee. Payback time (ROI) can be as short as 10 months.beboq robotics. Our targets can be adapted to any welding machine manufacturer. They are easy to program and can be operated by a person without welding qualifications. They meet all safety requirements. Short payback time.Beboq Robotics are based on Fanuc collaborative robots. Our machine workstations and machine loaders can be adapted to any machine manufacturer. They are easy to program. They meet all safety requirements. Short payback time.Danish cobots Kassow Robots from the Bosch Rexroth Group will help you efficiently automate routine and repetitive tasks. They are perfect for processes such as packaging and palletizing, gluing and welding, machine operation, quality control and surface processing. With seven axes, the robot can operate even in narrow spaces, saving space on the production floor. Kassow Robots’ 7 degrees of freedom will also work great in welding and gluing, and wherever the tools used need to work in a specific orientation.Let’s talk! If you’re interested in a stand-alone robotic station that, without costly integrations and interference with the fabric of the plant, and without the need to acquire special competencies, will bring cost savings and process improvements from day one – call, or email us.We are familiar with the FMCG industry- including food, snack and beverage manufacturing; the metalworking industry and general industry challenges. We provide complex solutions, i.e. designed, built, implemented, with training and full after-sales care, based on Kassow Robots and Fanuc cobots. Thus ideally suited as the first robotization of a plant.The solutions offered are in line with the concept of picking low-hanging fruits, and future-proof by being part of Industry 4.0.See our welding station at the fair!Come visit us at the upcoming EXPOWELDING – International Welding Fair! There you will be able to see, test, play and learn about our welding cell SVAR powered by collaborative robots, including the 7th axis Kassow Robots. Where: International Congress Center in Katowice / Międzynarodowe Centrum Kongresowe w Katowicach Address: Katowice, Slawik and Antall Square… Read more: See our welding station at the fair!What is the FMCG sector in Poland?The FMCG industry in Poland has grown tremendously in recent years. Statistics show that from March 2020 to March 2021, the market grew by more than 4 percent, which is a very good result for such a short period. According to major auditing firms, the value of the entire FMCG industry in Poland is now… Read more: What is the FMCG sector in Poland?History of automation – the automation itselfThe development of automation has reduced the need for human intervention in production processes. It has reduced his role to planning activities, supervising equipment or capturing results in reports. It has thus streamlined the delivery of goods and services and reduced the number of errors caused by the human factor. It ranges from a simple… Read more: History of automation – the automation itselfInteresting uses of robots outside factoriesIndustrial robots are proving their worth in hazardous human jobs. They perform repetitive tasks faster and more precisely, easing the burden on workers. They are equipped with vision systems and artificial intelligence. Although they are usually associated with factories and high-volume production, their potential is increasingly being seen in non-traditional applications.