Industrial Next says its AI robot stations can retool factory lines in minutes
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Industrial Next, a San Francisco startup, says its AI-driven robotic stations can be switched to new tasks in minutes rather than weeks.
The company announced a partnership with the BMW Group Technology Office to evaluate the stations' dexterous manipulation for manufacturing. Industrial Next says some stations already perform tasks such as threading a flex cable in a smartphone production line. These claims come from the company; the report does not include independent verification of retooling times.
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AIIndustrial Next, a San Francisco startup, says its AI-driven robotic stations can be retooled for new tasks in minutes rather than weeks. The company announced a partnership with BMW Group Technology Office to evaluate its dexterous manipulation for manufacturing. It says some stations already handle tasks such as threading a flex cable in a smartphone production line.
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