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PIA Showcases V-RAC System for Drug Delivery Assembly

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The manufacturing of medical devices demands a high degree of precision and consistency. PIA Automation Holding GmbH, known for its modular assembly lines and process automation solutions, has recently unveiled its V-RAC module, optimized to accommodate various drug delivery devices.

With operations in locations such as Evansville, Indiana, and Bad Neustadt an der Saale, Germany, PIA Automation is intensifying its focus on the North American market. This initiative is highlighted by its participation in the MD&M West 2025 exhibition taking place in Anaheim, California.

“Our expansion into the U.S. marks a pivotal moment in our global growth strategy. We are dedicated to providing our automated solutions to U.S. manufacturers, helping them enhance their operations with innovative, tailored solutions,” commented Falc Borchard, the vice president of sales and applications at PIA Automation North America.

“During MD&M West 2025, we aim to illustrate innovation and flexibility in manufacturing processes. Through our modular design and advanced automation features, we are committed to advancing efficiency, adaptability, and precision within assembly lines,” he further stated.

V-RAC: A Tool for Device Simulation

The PIA meditec V-RAC system serves as a compact assembly cell primarily intended for the automated production of small to medium quantities of devices like insulin pens and auto-injectors.

At the MD&M West event, PIA Automation will conduct live demonstrations of its assembly technologies, featuring the V-RAC. Attendees can visit Booth 5328 in the ATX Hall to witness how this platform can adapt to efficiently manage different drug-delivery devices.

The demonstration will include a robotic arm that mimics real-world operations, showcasing its capabilities by handling devices such as an insulin pen. The robotic arm will retrieve a device from a tray and navigate through various axes, performing movements that simulate a vision-control module.

Supporting Diverse Manufacturing Needs

PIA Automation boasts over 30 years of expertise in applying automation to boost flexibility, reliability, and sustainability across multiple manufacturing sectors. A part of the PIA Group, the company employs over 1,850 personnel and has successfully completed approximately 8,700 projects. Its innovations enhance performance in industries such as automotive, energy storage, life sciences, medical devices, consumer goods, electronics, and components.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, PIA adapted some of its production lines to meet the increased demand for protective masks in the automotive and consumer goods sectors.

Offering a global service portfolio, PIA Automation also provides its own Industry 4.0 solutions, including autonomous mobile robots (AMRs). The firm asserts that its offerings give clients a competitive edge in system operations and contribute to the digitalization and integration of production processes.

Medical professionals attending MD&M West can gain insights into innovations in device design, medical techniques, and new product developments. Further information and opportunities for meetings with PIA representatives can be found at MD&M West. Interested parties may also reach out to www.therobotreport.com

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