11.38 - UKAEA - RAICo - Robotic Glovebox Process Cell -Design & Build

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United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

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AQUILA NUCLEAR ENGINEERING LIMITED

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Miscellaneous special-purpose machinery
Industrial machinery
Miscellaneous general and special-purpose machinery
Industrial robots
Assembly of metal structures
Installation services of electrical and mechanical equipment
Integrated engineering services

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11 months ago

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This requirement is for a robotic process cell integrating robot manipulators into a glovebox to provide an automated processing capability that is intended to be delivered and installed in UKAEA’s Culham site, MRF (Materials Research Facility).
The overarching scope of the work is to deliver a compliant and integrated robotic glovebox. Mainly, incorporating the assembly of a 12-port glovebox with a pair of UR10e Cobots, grippers and sensors.

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United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

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Phil Perkins

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+44 1235467147

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