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Robotics Tomorrow: What Robots Actually Need to Work on Electronics Hardware
Robotics Tomorrow interviews Griffin Gillespie, who leads Inbolt’s electronics manufacturing and data center infrastructure segment, on bringing vision-guided robotics to server racks and data centers.
Griffin explains why electronics hardware is harder to automate than its size suggests. AI server racks are being built at volumes nobody planned for, products change every 12 to 18 months, and one off-axis screw can scrap a fully loaded chassis. He covers how Inbolt trains new parts from CAD in about 5 minutes, why data center robots need sub-millimeter accuracy on the final approach, and 6 questions to ask before choosing vision guidance for a task.
Read the full interview on their site.
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