Doosan introduces E-Series for Food&Beverage industry

The rise of the cobot has accelerated in recent years. Increasingly, you see cobots outside of traditional applications, such as loading and unloading CNC machines. The shortage of skilled workers, shorter lead times and continuity in the production environment is forcing companies to automate work when they can. Dormac Cobots, together with partners, is developing smart applications for those companies that recognize that, using Doosan Robotics Cobots.

Doosan Robotics currently has the most extensive Line-Up of 12 cobots including the M-, A- and H-SERIES and has just added the E-SERIES to it. Specially developed for the (Food&Beverage) food and beverage industry. The Doosan Robotics "Edge" E-series has the flexibility to make virtually any food or beverage; with a competitive price and with leading safety and hygiene standards. By reducing weight and adopting a slim design, the E-SERIES is easy to install and fits seamlessly into workspaces. Its 5 kg load capacity and nearly 90 cm reach provide enough capacity to handle any food task with ease. "Our E-SERIES cobots are specifically created to help transform the food and beverage industry by providing immediate solutions to labor shortages and improving work efficiency," said William (Junghoon) Ryu , CEO of Doosan Robotics. With its IP66 class and NSF Food Zone & KCs, NTRL as well as CE certification, another trendsetter is introduced to the market. Doosan E-SERIES cobots will be shipped starting in June.

Devoteq

FAT! In catering establishments such as hotel and restaurant chains, large quantities of fried food are served. Frying is normally done to order and often takes place while the customer is waiting. Often, restaurants are crowded around dinner time, requiring many orders to be fried at the same time. The demand for a robotized fryer comes from the larger businesses in the hospitality industry, where large quantities of fries are fried. Devotec will launch the new E Series for its part, with a product demonstration "Robotized Frying," a collaboration with The Frying Company and Devoteq, powerd by Zimmer and Doosan Robotics.