On this 2 part Podcast, we speak with Joe Campbell of Universal Robots about how collaborative Robots can make a more efficient workflow on the packaging line in the cleanroom. As throughput demand for medical devices continues to surge medical device packaging engineers will look at smaller, easy to integrate Robots as a scalable cost-effective solution.
Guest Description:
Joe Campbell is the head of strategic marketing and applications development for Universal Robots North America, where he is leveraging his 35+ years’ experience in the robotics and factory automation industry. Prior to joining Universal, Joe was vice president sales & marketing for Swiss-based gantry robot and track manufacturer Gudel. Previous assignments include executive roles in sales, marketing, operations and customer service with industry leaders including ABB, KUKA, AMT, and Adept. Joe has also consulted to the industry on strategy, marketing, M&A and product development.
Joe is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati. He is a regular speaker and lecturer at trade shows, industry events, and manufacturing symposiums, presenting the technology and economic benefits of robots and factory automation. Joe and his family live in Birmingham, MI.
On this 2 part Podcast, we speak with Joe Campbell of Universal Robots about how collaborative Robots can make a more efficient workflow on the packaging line in the cleanroom. As throughput demand for medical devices continues to surge medical device packaging engineers will look at smaller, easy to integrate Robots as a scalable cost-effective solution.
Guest Description:
Joe Campbell is the head of strategic marketing and applications development for Universal Robots North America, where he is leveraging his 35+ years’ experience in the robotics and factory automation industry. Prior to joining Universal, Joe was vice president sales & marketing for Swiss-based gantry robot and track manufacturer Gudel. Previous assignments include executive roles in sales, marketing, operations and customer service with industry leaders including ABB, KUKA, AMT, and Adept. Joe has also consulted to the industry on strategy, marketing, M&A and product development.
Joe is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati. He is a regular speaker and lecturer at trade shows, industry events, and manufacturing symposiums, presenting the technology and economic benefits of robots and factory automation. Joe and his family live in Birmingham, MI.