RoboJob nominated for the Global Industry Award
RoboJob nominated for the Global Industry Award
RoboJob is proud to announce that it has been nominated for the Global Industry Award 2026 in the category ‘Technological Transformation’. With this nomination, the jury recognises RoboJob's progressive vision of automation within the CNC industry, and in particular the innovative Pallet Load Integrated with integrated vision technology and artificial intelligence.
A groundbreaking application of vision technology and AI
What makes this development so special is that RoboJob has succeeded in combining a standard 2D camera with self-developed AI software, completely eliminating the need for expensive 3D cameras or additional lighting. This is unique in the CNC world.
Thanks to this technology, an operator can easily place unmachined parts on a standard wooden pallet without exact positioning. The AI automatically recognises each workpiece, determines its exact location and lets the robot pick it up independently and place it in the CNC machine. Even highly reflective or textureless materials such as steel, aluminium or brass are recognised flawlessly.
The result: faster set-ups, greater flexibility and error-free production, even for small or medium-sized series. The operator saves time and the machine can continue to run autonomously, significantly increasing efficiency in the workshop.
Innovation that transforms the industry
The Pallet-Load Integrated is a logical next step in RoboJob's mission to make CNC automation more accessible and intelligent. By combining affordable hardware with advanced software, RoboJob democratises automation without compromising on precision or reliability.
This innovation will be unveiled at the Global Industrie 2026 trade fair in Paris, where visitors will be able to see the Pallet-Load Integrated in action. RoboJob welcomes interested parties in Hall 6, stand S98. The new, more compact 35 kg robot system, which delivers the same performance as the existing 70 kg model, will also be presented there.
Two nominations, one strong message: innovation is in our DNA
The nomination in Paris comes shortly after RoboJob was also nominated at the Technishow trade fair with another groundbreaking development: the E-Grip. This new gripper, developed entirely in-house, was designed, built and marketed within RoboJob and represents the next step in smart gripper technology. Both nominations highlight RoboJob's ongoing drive to push the boundaries of CNC automation – from the gripper to the entire production cell.
Recognition from international experts
The nomination for the Global Industry Innovation Award is an important recognition of RoboJob's leadership in technological transformation. The final winners will soon be chosen by a jury of industry specialists and journalists.
‘We are extremely proud of these nominations,’ says Frederik Amerijckx, Head of Technical Operations, ‘because they confirm that our vision of accessible, intelligent automation resonates internationally. Whether it's the Pallet-Load Integrated or the E-Grip, each new product demonstrates our passion for innovation and ease of use.’