Epson develops industrial robots for precision assembly, material handling, and automated manufacturing. Its SCARA and 6-axis technologies help manufacturers improve productivity, maintain repeatable processes, and automate operations where space and accuracy matter.
Air Automation Engineering (AAE) supplies Epson robotics solutions with application expertise, programming assistance, training, and technical support.
AAE offers Epson robots for a wide range of manufacturing applications, from high-speed parts handling to complex, multi-axis automation.
Compact, high-performance Epson 6-axis robots provide flexibility for applications that require complex movement and access to confined spaces.
Epson SCARA robots combine speed, precision, and a broad range of configurations for assembly, picking, placement, and other industrial automation tasks.
With built-in controllers and compact configurations, Epson All-in-One SCARA and 6-axis robots offer an accessible way to introduce automation into production environments.
Choosing an Epson robot? AAE can help evaluate reach, payload, precision, tooling, controller requirements, and installation constraints to identify the right system for your application.
Epson combines precision robotics, integrated automation technologies, and programming tools designed to simplify industrial automation.
Epson brings extensive experience in SCARA and 6-axis robotics, including innovative folding-arm designs and advanced motion control.
Robot configurations support different payloads, reaches, mounting arrangements, and production requirements.
Available capabilities include vision guidance, conveyor tracking, flexible parts feeding, and force guidance.
Epson RC+ software includes programming tools, templates, and features designed to streamline setup and development.
Epson robotics supports repeatable movement and efficient cycle times for demanding industrial processes.
Durable robot designs and available service support help manufacturers maintain production and manage long-term ownership costs.
Epson robots support manufacturers across industries that depend on accurate, repeatable handling and assembly operations.
Assembly and handling of brakes, clutch components, ignition systems, instrument panels, headlights, mirrors, locks, and sensors.
Manufacturing and assembly involving contact lenses, dental instruments, implants, hearing aids, pacemakers, and medical testing equipment.
Chip handling and placement, encoder assembly, circuit board testing, laser diode testing, and wire bonding.
Automation for smartphones, tablets, speakers, jewelry, watches, cosmetics, printers, and other consumer goods.
Watch Epson's GX-Series SCARA robots and see the technology designed for precise, high-speed industrial automation.
Founded in 1978, Air Automation Engineering provides regional automation expertise, product selection assistance, training, and service. AAE works with manufacturers to develop Epson robotics solutions suited to their production requirements.
AAE helps customers evaluate robotics requirements and develop solutions for their assembly, handling, and automation challenges.
AAE's factory-trained instructors offer an introductory, hands-on Epson programming class with qualifying robot purchases. Advanced programming and machine vision training are also available.
AAE offers feasibility evaluations to help customers assess robotics solutions before investing in an automation project.
AAE operates an Epson factory-authorized repair service through its Fridley, Minnesota, and Fargo, North Dakota, locations.
Experienced personnel support robotics applications, installation questions, programming, and ongoing operational requirements.
AAE supports customers beyond the initial purchase with service, maintenance, and assistance throughout the equipment lifecycle.