The next stage in robotic automation is here. Over the past two decades, robots— programmable machines that have the capability to sense, plan and act in order to perform physical tasks automatically—have received a substantial boost through investments, open source contributions, consumerization and standards development, resulting in a new range of commercially viable robotic applications.
Now a new generation of robots is emerging that can handle an increasing amount of variability, which allows them to navigate and complete tasks in less structured environments with more efficiency. Their applications include uses across industries like manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, retail and agriculture, all of them with proven track record in Costa Rica.
Flex Costa Rica uses robotics for assembly of parts in the automotive industry. The company does their own robot construction and assembly in Costa Rica.
Robotics are transforming global value chains and becoming key for global manufacturing leaders, such as Panduit Costa Rica, to gain efficiencies through process automation.
To continue its path as an innovative medical solutions world leader, Boston Scientific implements robotics in the Costa Rican site, focused on "smart mechanization" to capture the flexibility of human assembly with the control and repeatability of fixtures.
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Costa Rica has the ideal conditions and human capital needed for getting the most out of the current technological convergence taking place in multiple sectors across industries, generating major investment opportunities here.
EXPLORE MORE CAPABILITIESHigh skilled personnel and knowledge transfer has made it possible for Panduit to designs tools, fixtures and systems in the Costa Rican site, creating true ROI for this electrical and network industrial infrastructure global leader.
Teradyne aims to create the next generation of technology through advanced-testing solutions and collaborative robotics. In Costa Rica the team plays a vital role in the global test business, a fundamental part of the company’s plans for future growth.
Coca-Cola $50 million investment in its plant in Guanacaste, Costa Rica is one of its most sustainable in the globe. The plant is LEED Silver certified, uses robots to package certain products, has different systems to track the materials, as well as lighting, air conditioning and refrigeration systems for efficiency. It also avoids waste and, as part of its contribution to the environment.
Tomattisimo is a Costa Rican company, pioneers in the cultivation of tomatoes in high-tech greenhouses covering 12 hectares where they using automated drip irrigation for 100% hydroponic crops. They are certified as cero chemical residues by the government.