The team that changed the world

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Daimler Chrysler has introduced a new type of automotive production technology that enables precisely coordinated teamwork between robots and makes them faster, more versatile and more precise. Known as "cooperating robot" technologies, the innovative manufacturing system was developed in close cooperation with the KUKA Robot Group and is being used for the first time within manufacturing of the Mercedes-Benz premium brand. Cooperating robots has helped Daimler Chrysler make great progress in all areas of manufacturing including ergonomics and safety as well as quality and efficiency.

Inspec keywords: safety; multi-robot systems; automotive engineering; quality management; industrial robots; ergonomics; manufacturing systems; automobile industry

Other keywords: ergonomics; cooperating robot technologies; KUKA Robot Group; manufacturing safety; Daimler Chrysler; innovative manufacturing system; automotive production technology; Mercedes-Benz premium brand

Subjects: Robotics; Robotics; Manufacturing systems; Health and safety aspects; Ergonomics; Control applications in other industries; Automobile industry; Inspection and quality control

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