Manufacturing Automation Systems

Earlier this week FANUC America Corporation hosted AMT - The Association For Manufacturing Technology and invited our very own Jake Cipriano (CTO and Business Development Manager) to present on QCPlus Intelligent Automation software, which enables automatic closed-loop manufacturing using QCPlus Scan-To-Path (adaptive robotic tool pathing). Thank you for the invitation for us to present John Tuohy!

We are excited to be partnering with great companies like FANUC America Corporation, Aerobotix, and FerRobotics to develop cutting edge solutions! If you'd like to learn more setup a discovery meeting today: https://lnkd.in/etEpS-hG

This system is off to its new home! Our team just completed a successful acceptance test for this robotic scanning system featuring a FANUC America Corporation CRX-25iA and a SCANTECH (HANGZHOU) CO., LTD. TrackScan-Sharp. This system also includes a 2D vision camera and both the 3D scanning and the 2D vision are powered by MAS's QC Plus software! Congratulations team! #IntelligentAutomation #3DScanning #CollaborativeRobots

Thank you Jim Warren and the Forging Industry Association for the opportunity to speak about #Robotic3DScanning and #IntelligentAutomation at the FIA Forging Automation Conference this week! It was a completely packed house with standing room only! It was great to catch up with some old friends and make some new ones! ?? Michael Haas from FerRobotics James Morris from Adaptec Solutions Jake Hall The Manufacturing Millennial Chuck Brandt from ARM Institute Maximiliano Falcone from PushCorp

Aerobotix and Manufacturing Automation Systems (MAS) are proud to introduce a new level of robotic sanding—Intelligent Adaptive Sanding powered by QC Plus?. Using MAS's software, we can acquire a 3D scan, generate paths, and sand until the part perfectly matches a 3D CAD model. This technology can enable big improvements for manufacturers: ? Automate more dirty, dull, and dangerous operations that have been traditionally difficult to automate ? Compensate for part-to-part variation and enable simpler deployment in high-mix applications ? Reduce scrap by processing parts in a closed loop process that only sands the areas that are out of tolerance Video source: Aerobotix -------------------------------- Stay ahead of the curve! Follow us now on our WhatsApp (https://lnkd.in/e3_4ruPS) and Telegram (https://wevlv.co/3sJlFn5) channels and stay updated about the cutting edge.

At MAS, we are proud to partner with great sensor manufacturers like LMI Technologies to create innovative solutions that push the boundaries of automation. Check out this video about some of our recent demos showcasing the ways that our QC Plus? systems capitalize on the great features of the LMI #Gocator and extend its capability even further! https://lnkd.in/eysqwNnE Featured: Jake Cipriano LMI Technologies FANUC America Corporation Aerobotix FerRobotics #LaserScanning #IntelligentManufacturing #Industry4.0

Check out this article written by our CEO Matta Rizkallah for FIA Magazine (Forging Industry Association) discussing the benefits and challenges of implementing 3D scanning in the forging industry! At MAS we are tackling these challenges head on with our QC Plus? software in order to help forging houses take advantage of the latest technologies to save time, reduce scrap, and improve quality. Read the full article here: https://buff.ly/3K8zAIL #FIA #Forging #IntelligentManufacturing

Happy World Metrology Day! At MAS we recommend celebrating by having your robot do the measurements while you sit back and relax. We hope you all enjoy! Read more about World Metrology Day and the importance of Metrology here: https://lnkd.in/ddUuKuB

Our team had a great time at #Automate2024 last week! We enjoyed getting to connect with so many customers, vendors, and friends. And of course a special thank you goes out to Aerobotix and FerRobotics for their collaboration at this event! If you'd like to learn more about the QC Plus? technology that you saw at the show, schedule a discovery meeting with our team today! https://lnkd.in/etEpS-hG

Earlier this week our Engineering Manager, Jake Cipriano, participated in a panel discussion lead by ARM Institute titled "Strategies for Making Advanced Robotic Manufacturing Technology Accessible to System Integrators and End Users." This is a topic we are passionate about at Manufacturing Automation Systems and we were excited to hear Jake joint this great team in sharing ways that manufacturers and systems integrators can expand into new and cutting edge technologies with less risk! Thanks again to ARM Institute and A3 - Association for Advancing Automation. In this photo: Larry Sweet - ARM Institute Jerry Perez - FANUC America Corporation Roger Christian - Yaskawa Motoman Paul Evans, P.E. - Southwest Research Institute Jake Cipriano - Manufacturing Automation Systems