Hybrid human-robot workplaces
A visual tour of hybrid human-robot workplaces: operators and collaborative robots sharing benches, welding cells, machine tending, and bin-picking lines. These scenes highlight close-proximity collaboration, safety sensing, and modern production lines where people and cobots work side by side.
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