"It was an extremely rapid deployment that took us between 2 and 3 months."
FiRAC simulates real-life automotive assembly line conditions to advance screwdriving applications
In a robotic screwdriving setup, the collaborative robot guides the screwdriver to each fastening point with high positional accuracy. Force, speed, and insertion depth are monitored throughout the fastening cycle to ensure compliance with engineering specifications.
Because the robot operates safely alongside operators, automated screwdriving can be deployed directly at existing assembly stations. This allows manufacturers to automate fastening tasks without re‑engineering the entire cell or introducing rigid safety barriers.
The result is a more predictable fastening process that supports just‑in‑time assembly while reducing variability and ergonomic strain across the line.
