Oxipital AI and Schmalz Expand Partnership for Advanced Robotic Solutions
Oxipital AI and Schmalz have extended their partnership to deliver advanced automated solutions, announced in a press release. This collaboration integrates Oxipital AI's vision-guided inspection and robotic picking technology with Schmalz's mGrip® finger grippers and vacuum end-of-arm tooling.
The partnership aims to enhance operational efficiency, reduce labor reliance, and ensure consistent production quality for industries such as food and beverage. Volker Schmitz, President & CEO of Schmalz North America, emphasized the synergy between the two companies, stating that the integration allows them to offer more capable and higher-performing picking solutions.
Mark Chiappetta, President & CEO of Oxipital AI, highlighted the ease and productivity of working with Schmalz, noting that the combined expertise of both companies provides market-leading automated solutions. The partnership is set to expand the applicability of Schmalz's solutions to more complex manufacturing processes, promising continued collaboration in the future.
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