Insights into the world of industrial robotics

Fifty years of history in industrial automation. A milestone that Tiesse Robot celebrates in 2026 by looking back at a journey that began in 1976 with Alfredo Gavazzi and Luigi Daprà.

On 9-10 April 2026, Tiesse Robot opens the doors of its headquarters for an Open House focused on innovation in robotic welding and sheet metal processing.

In the field of metalworking, particularly in the production of medium and large welded structures, automation is now a central element for ensuring quality, repeatability and process stability.

Automated welding is now one of the cornerstones of advanced manufacturing.

In this feature we share an important project carried out by Kawasaki Robotics in collaboration with Yuyama Manufacturing: a case study that demonstrates how robotics can revolutionise the pharmaceutical sector, ensuring safety, reliability, and continuity in the preparation of c

Welding has always been a core sector for Tiesse Robot, where the company has long delivered high-performance technological solutions by designing and building precise, versatile robotic systems based on Kawasaki industrial robots.

In the world of industrial welding, innovation and versatility are the key elements for meeting growing production requirements.

In the world of industrial automation, the use of collaborative robots, or ‘cobots’, is revolutionising production processes by offering flexible and highly efficient solutions.

The BXP210L is the new jewel in the series of robots developed by Kawasaki Robotics for handling large weights.

We already anticipated this a few months ago, and just in the last few weeks Kawasaki Robotics presented 'Green Robotics, for a sustainable future'.

In today's era of rapid technological innovation, robotics plays a central role in the evolution of industry.

Automation has been an integral part of industry for many years: from robotic welding islands to cutting and deburring systems, from anthropomorphic handling arms to assembly plants. However, in the kitchen, Kawasaki Robotics robots have never been seen... or almost!