Q5D picks up the Manufacturing Innovation prize at the Robotics and Automation Awards

Q5D picks up the Manufacturing Innovation prize at the Robotics and Automation Awards

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Chris Elsworthy, CTO, and Simon Baggott, CMO, received the Manufacturing Innovation award at the Robotics and Automation Awards ceremony in London last night (6th November). A prestigious panel of judges selected the CY1000 wiring automation robot as a technology that “exemplified the power of technology to transform businesses, improve efficiency and create new possibilities for growth in diverse fields.” It’s another significant endorsement of Q5Ds technology and its potential to transform wiring harness cost, weight, durability and electrical performance.

By Last Updated: 13 November 2024

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