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TM Robotics, established in 2000 and headquartered in Welwyn Garden City, UK, specializes in the distribution of Shibaura Machine's (formerly Toshiba Machine) industrial robots, including SCARA, 6-axis, and Cartesian models. These robots are designed for applications such as assembly, packaging, and material handling across industries like automotive, electronics, and pharmaceuticals. TM Robotics offers comprehensive training and support services, ensuring seamless integration and operation of robotic systems. With a global network of distributors spanning five continents, TM Robotics provides localized expertise and support to clients worldwide.

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13 JUN '24

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Live feeder demonstrations at Automation UK

Shibaura Machine will showcase its SCARA robots and innovative feeding systems at Automation UK 2024, taking place from June 18-19, 2024.

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22 MAY '23

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TM Robotics demonstrates new robot additions in Münich

Europe’s first look at full Shibaura Machine THE SCARA robot range.

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08 JUL '22

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Shibaura Machine debuts at Automatica 2022

TM Robotics, official Shibaura Machine distribution partner for Europe, exhibited the company’s latest industrial robots for the European market at Automatica 2022. This included the THE400, the THE600, and the THL300 SCARA robots.

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06 JAN '21

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What OEMs look for in the perfect robot supplier

TM Robotics’ machine builders offer advice when choosing a robot.

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09 NOV '20

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Robots in the factory: bosses or slaves?

In the 1990s, could you have imagined the rise of the self-service checkout? This twenty-first century phenomenon is now a common sight in most supermarkets, and despite a few challenges — and more than a few “unexpected item[s] in the bagging area” — they are a change largely for the better.

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