HANDLING WITH AI-ENHANCED
ROBOTIC TECHNOLOGIES FOR
FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING
HANDLING WITH
AI-ENHANCED
ROBOTIC TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING
Project overview
HARTU is an industry-led research project addressing the main challenges of part handling in the manufacturing lines, including gripping, assembly and placement, using innovative and AI-enhanced technical approaches.
The project will apply innovative techniques in industrial case studies to develop tools capable of handling a wide range of products in terms of shape, material and size, enhancing the flexibility, reconfigurability and efficiency of production lines.
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The HARTU project releases its first video
The HARTU project has released its first video, marking a significant milestone in our journey. This video is a result of the collaborative efforts of the entire HARTU consortium. The [...]
What happened at the General Assembly in Bari?
Recently, 30 participants from all over Europe (and not only), attended the General Assembly of HARTU in the italian university of Politecnico di Bari, specifically in the Department of Mechanics, [...]
Empowering flexible robotic assembly in industrial operations
The challenge of variable components Industrial assembly operations have long relied on robotic assistance, with automated systems handling tasks like screwing, joining, and inserting. However, challenges arise when dealing with [...]
OPEN DAY – Robotic Technologies: from manufacturing to the medical and healthcare environment
The field of "robotic technologies" encompasses a wide array of innovations that transform mechatronic components into efficient robots capable of performing diverse tasks, whether programmed or autonomously. Tekniker - Research [...]
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Latest news
The HARTU project releases its first video
The HARTU project has released its first video, marking a significant milestone in our journey. This video is a result of the collaborative efforts of the entire HARTU consortium. The [...]
What happened at the General Assembly in Bari?
Recently, 30 participants from all over Europe (and not only), attended the General Assembly of HARTU in the italian university of Politecnico di Bari, specifically in the Department of Mechanics, [...]
Empowering flexible robotic assembly in industrial operations
The challenge of variable components Industrial assembly operations have long relied on robotic assistance, with automated systems handling tasks like screwing, joining, and inserting. However, challenges arise when dealing with [...]
OPEN DAY – Robotic Technologies: from manufacturing to the medical and healthcare environment
The field of "robotic technologies" encompasses a wide array of innovations that transform mechatronic components into efficient robots capable of performing diverse tasks, whether programmed or autonomously. Tekniker - Research [...]
