The ESSERT MicroFactory is a powerful and modular solution for medical device assembly. In this article, we will discover its features and benefits.
Moritz Latzel
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This article explores five fundamental facets of robotics, encompassing operator interfaces, transport, interaction with the environment, programming precision, and data acquisition.
Robotics bring numerous benefits, but also some challenges for manufacturing. We will discuss some of them in this article.
Robotics in the pharmaceutical industry refers to automated machines and robots used in drug development, manufacturing, and distribution. They increase efficiency, improve product quality, reduce costs and increase safety.
Robots are increasingly being used in pharmaceutical manufacturing for various tasks, including drug formulation, bin picking, packaging, and medical device assembly.
Pharmaceutical automation refers to the utilization of advanced technologies and automated systems within the pharmaceutical industry to streamline and optimize processes.
The biopharma industry has been slow to adopt digital technologies like AI, despite demographic shifts pushing for more automation. Decentralized production and personalized medicine further emphasize the need for such solutions. ESSERT Robotics stands out, offering specialized automation for these...
High Mix / Low Volume (HMLV) manufacturing meets the growing customization needs in industries like life sciences. ESSERT Robotics offers solutions for diverse industries, especially in low volume medical device assembly.
High Mix / Low Volume is an increasingly prominent production approach in the pharmaceutical sector. This correlates with the rise of advanced therapies that are custom-made for a small group of individuals – or even one single patient.
The award recognizes excellence in robotics applications and was presented at this year's International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE) Future Robotics Workshop.
Bruchsal as new location for the headquarters of ESSERT Robotics
ESSERT GmbH has moved its headquarters from Ubstadt-Weiher to Bruchsal.
