IMTS 2024 Conference: Low Cost Automation through Collaboration and Cost-effective Solutions

Thursday September 12 11:00 AM CST
IMTS59 Room W192-B

About the presentation
The realm of robotics is evolving rapidly, with online marketplaces like RBTX.com playing a pivotal role in democratizing access to advanced robotic components and solutions. This presentation delves into the transformative impact of such platforms on the industry, focusing on how they facilitate collaboration between manufacturers, integrators, and end-users to deliver cost-effective and efficient automation solutions.

We explore the unique model of RBTX.com, highlighting how it bridges the gap between complex robotics technology and practical applications. The session will dissect case studies demonstrating the marketplace's role in accelerating innovation and custom solutions tailored to diverse industry needs. We will also examine the trends driving the future of robotics, including AI integration, modular design, and the increasing role of collaborative robots in various sectors.

Attendees will gain insights into the latest technological advancements and how these can be leveraged through platforms like RBTX.com. The presentation aims to equip professionals with knowledge about emerging robotics technologies, their applications, and how to navigate the ever-evolving landscape. This is not a sales pitch but an educational journey into the world of robotics, emphasizing practical lessons and strategies for integrating new technologies into various industrial scenarios.

Meet your presenter
Jan Hennecke, a native of Germany, has distinguished himself in both academics and athletics. As a young rower, he achieved notable success by winning the Junior World Championships in Rowing. Pursuing higher education, he relocated to the United States at 18, enrolling at Northeastern University. There, he skillfully balanced his studies with a continued passion for rowing.

Hennecke's professional journey began in the field of mechanical engineering. His early career involved a role at Festo, focusing on Laboratory Automation. He further expanded his expertise in robotics and automation during his tenure as an application engineer at Vention.

Currently, Hennecke holds a pivotal position at igus, serving as the low-cost automation product manager. Residing in Boston, Massachusetts, he indulges in outdoor activities such as biking and hiking in his leisure time, along with a personal interest in robotics.