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Symbio Robotics reveals details of its work with Toyota

February 25, 2022 by Mark Allinson

Symbio Robotics, a provider of software that automatically powers AI-controlled industrial robots for flexible auto manufacturing, has revealed some details about its latest work with Toyota Motor North America.

SymbioDCS software enables robots to automate assembly processes and allows robots to learn, adapt and execute tasks on Toyota’s highest volume production lines, including both traditional and hybrid electric Camry, RAV4, Sequoia, and Tundra models.

Symbio says its automation technologies are designed to solve car manufacturing pain points and “outperforms” conventional robotic systems.

Max Reynolds, Symbio CEO and co-founder, says: “Engineering teams at Toyota are leveraging Symbio’s technology, expertise and best practices of artificial intelligence (AI) to increase efficiency, improve quality and reduce ergonomic hazards.

“Cars are changing. Manufacturing processes are changing. We’re proud to be working with Toyota to help them adapt for a competitive advantage.”

At the heart of Symbio’s strategy is SymbioDCS, an industrial robotics middleware and python programming framework that helps simplify the programming of industrial robots.

It enables robot programmers to leverage real-time sensor information and feedback from existing automation sensors in combination with advanced control software, resulting in more capable and flexible robots.

One application Toyota leverages is Symbio’s moving line technology where robotic assembly is done as vehicles are carried down an active production line in the plant. Symbio software is also used to perform tasks, such as wax application, without making stops.

Pascal Renouil, general manager of advanced technology at Toyota North America, says: “Symbio’s AI-based software gives Toyota’s team real-time control of our industrial robots and provides even more flexibility to help meet changing customer and market demand.”

Some research data shows the global electric vehicle market size is anticipated to grow from $287 billion in 2021 to $1,318 billion in 2028. Other findings say carmakers plan to spend an estimated $515 billion over the next five to 10 years to develop and build new battery-powered vehicles and shift away from combustion engines.

Ryan Kelly, manufacturing and supply chain technologist at the the Association for Manufacturing Technology, says: “Growth in the EV sector is forcing both traditional automakers and new electric vehicle companies like Tesla and others to find ways to ramp production faster.

“By working with technology partners like Symbio, OEMs are using better automation to redefine their manufacturing processes and gain production line efficiency, agility and quality.”

Renouli adds: “Toyota is preparing for future market needs as demand increases in the area of vehicle electrification. Partners like Symbio support Toyota’s goal of providing a diversified range of carbon-neutral options to meet current and future customer needs.”

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