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Your multi-million dollar automation project is on the line. The robot is programmed, the PLC logic is flawless, but the entire system is held up at the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) because the safety guarding was an afterthought. On-site welding, drilling, and makeshift brackets for safety interlocks are burning time

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