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A Supplement to Design World - October 2015
Inside: 3 robotics trends you need to watch • 122
The Future of Automation & Robotics
Issue Date: October 2016 Materials Date: September 9, 2016
Design World’s October 2016 Robotics Supplement will focus on leading trends and technology that is driving the Robotics Market. From the booming medical/healthcare market to military to logistics— and even the emergence of wearables technology— robotics is a hot topic with our engineering audience. Our editorial team will examine this important technology, looking at areas such as vision systems, networking, grippers, motion control, connectors, control systems, and software.
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Gold Package: $3900 • Full Page • E-newsleter - Text Based Ad
Editor Paul Heney — Editorial Director Paul J. Heney, the Editorial Director for Design World, has a BS in Engineering Science & Mechanics and a minor in Technical Communications from Georgia Tech. Heney has more than 20 years of experience writing about engineering—including robotics, fluid power, sensors, green design, aerospace/defense, and manufacturing technology.
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Boyd Coatings Research Co., Inc. applies high-performance coatings, specializing in the medical, industrial and aerospace markets using either off-the-shelf or custom-developed coatings. The company is ISO 9001 registered and a licensed applicator of DuPont Teflon®, Whitford® fluoropolymers, 3M and other popular coatings providing non-stick, heat resistant, conductive, insulative, hydrophobic and other desirable properties. We are experts in the application of high-performance coatings and can advise you on which brands offer the best performance, longevity and overall value for your particular application. Experienced with and knowledgeable of the unique characteristics of literally hundreds of brands, our coatings engineers can evaluate your product specification / project objective and recommend the ideal solution based on the proven strengths and weaknesses of each type. Lean and flexible manufacturing capabilities allow the company to process both high-volume and small quantities quickly and cost-effectively. For more information or samples for qualification, contact Boyd Coatings at [email protected]
maxon precision motors, inc 101 Waldron Road Fall River, MA 02720 T: 508-677-0520 www.maxonmotorusa.com
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Visumatic Advanced Robotic Fastening & Joining Assembly Technology When most engineers think about flexible assembly, they imagine robots. Robots can perform a wide variety of repeatable tasks during their long life. Which is great, since manufacturers are faced with assembling an expanding mix of products in a shrinking number of plants. Visumatic’s Viper MBC screw driving robot was developed to meet these challenges. It is an engineered feed and install system for projects that require quick and accurate fastening. The lean, flexible design allows placement in a variety of assembly processes. This robot package is modular and extremely durable for rapid assembly line deployment. Engineered for your parts and your business, every system is backed by the strongest guarantee in the business. Visumatic’s breadth of robotic expertise means you can rely on them to handle every fastening challenge your company faces – today and forever.
Visumatic Industrial Products 856 Porter Place Lexington, KY 40508 USA 859-255-7907 www.visumatic.com
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A Supplement to Design World - October 2015
Inside: 3 robotics trends you need to watch • 122
The Future of Automation & Robotics
Issue Date: October 2016 Materials Date: September 9, 2016
Design World’s October 2016 Robotics Supplement will focus on leading trends and technology that is driving the Robotics Market. From the booming medical/healthcare market to military to logistics— and even the emergence of wearables technology— robotics is a hot topic with our engineering audience. Our editorial team will examine this important technology, looking at areas such as vision systems, networking, grippers, motion control, connectors, control systems, and software.
Robotics Supplement Sponsorship Levels Platinum Package: $7500 • Full Page 4/c • E-newsletter - Text Based Ad • 1 of 4 Sponsors for Robotics Webinar
132
Gold Package: $3900 • Full Page • E-newsleter - Text Based Ad
Editor Paul Heney — Editorial Director Paul J. Heney, the Editorial Director for Design World, has a BS in Engineering Science & Mechanics and a minor in Technical Communications from Georgia Tech. Heney has more than 20 years of experience writing about engineering—including robotics, fluid power, sensors, green design, aerospace/defense, and manufacturing technology.
Robotics Webinar
Robotics Enews
Robotics Boyd Coatings
Robotics Tips
Boyd Coatings Research Co., Inc. applies high-performance coatings, specializing in the medical, industrial and aerospace markets using either off-the-shelf or custom-developed coatings. The company is ISO 9001 registered and a licensed applicator of DuPont Teflon®, Whitford® fluoropolymers, 3M and other popular coatings providing non-stick, heat resistant, conductive, insulative, hydrophobic and other desirable properties. We are experts in the application of high-performance coatings and can advise you on which brands offer the best performance, longevity and overall value for your particular application. Experienced with and knowledgeable of the unique characteristics of literally hundreds of brands, our coatings engineers can evaluate your product specification / project objective and recommend the ideal solution based on the proven strengths and weaknesses of each type. Lean and flexible manufacturing capabilities allow the company to process both high-volume and small quantities quickly and cost-effectively. For more information or samples for qualification, contact Boyd Coatings at [email protected]
maxon precision motors, inc 101 Waldron Road Fall River, MA 02720 T: 508-677-0520 www.maxonmotorusa.com
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Visumatic Advanced Robotic Fastening & Joining Assembly Technology When most engineers think about flexible assembly, they imagine robots. Robots can perform a wide variety of repeatable tasks during their long life. Which is great, since manufacturers are faced with assembling an expanding mix of products in a shrinking number of plants. Visumatic’s Viper MBC screw driving robot was developed to meet these challenges. It is an engineered feed and install system for projects that require quick and accurate fastening. The lean, flexible design allows placement in a variety of assembly processes. This robot package is modular and extremely durable for rapid assembly line deployment. Engineered for your parts and your business, every system is backed by the strongest guarantee in the business. Visumatic’s breadth of robotic expertise means you can rely on them to handle every fastening challenge your company faces – today and forever.
Visumatic Industrial Products 856 Porter Place Lexington, KY 40508 USA 859-255-7907 www.visumatic.com
Please contact your sales representative for exclusive creative/package pricing October 2014
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(888) 543-2447
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10/6/14 3:57 PM
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