Attend the Robotics Applications Conference online with SprutCAM Tech

The second annual Robotics Applications Conference (RAC’23) will take place on October 18th.

SprutCAM Tech cordially invites its customers, partners, and anyone interested in the field of industrial robotics and manufacturing automation to join us at RAC’23. This virtual event is scheduled for Wednesday, October 18. Reserve your spot now by registering for the Robotics Applications Conference.

We are pleased to announce that Andrei Kharatsidi, co-founder and managing director of SprutCAM Tech Ltd., has been invited by the conference organizers to serve as a keynote speaker for RAC’23 Session 4 entitled “Milling and Machine Tending: Collaborative Robots Plus Vision for Precision Across Applications”. When it comes to programming industrial robots capable of handling parts with incredible shapes, enormous dimensions, and diverse materials, SprutCAM X Robot stands out as an all-in-one CAD/CAM/OLP solution with few equals in the field of robotic milling applications. Given the wide range of applications for SprutCAM X Robot, including welding, additive manufacturing, pick-and-place, assembly, painting, trimming, and more, we are proud to position it as the ultimate CAD/CAM/OLP solution for complex and creative robotic tasks.

Joining Andrei Kharatsidi on RAC’23 Session 4 will be Joakim Målare, founder of nioform, a 3D scanning and robotic milling service for artists, designers, and architects. With over two decades of experience in 3D graphics and modeling, and around 15 years as a machine programmer and operator, Mr. Målare is well-versed in these fields. The workshop at nioform typically works with materials such as Styrofoam, polyurethane, and wood to create models or molds, which are then further processed through methods like plastic coating, iron or bronze casting, or sometimes displayed as unique, one-of-a-kind pieces.

Eugene Demaitre, editorial director of Robotics 24/7, will moderate this engaging discussion.

The Robotics Applications Conference is free to attend, and registration is now open. For your convenience, recordings will be available on-demand for registrants after the initial broadcast.