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Campro shapes flexible automation for the next era of manufacturing

Source:International Metalworking News for Asia- June 2026 Release Date:2026-06-18 42
MetalworkingMetal Cutting Machine Tools AutomationMachine Tools
At Taiwan International Machine Tool Show 2026, Campro Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. highlighted how flexible automation and multi-tasking machining technologies are becoming increasingly important as manufacturers face growing pressure to improve efficiency while managing smaller production volumes and more frequent product changes.

By: Kathryn Gerardino-Elagio

 

 

At Taiwan International Machine Tool Show 2026, Campro Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. highlighted how flexible automation and multi-tasking machining technologies are becoming increasingly important as manufacturers face growing pressure to improve efficiency while managing smaller production volumes and more frequent product changes.

 

Speaking with International Metalworking News for Asia (IMNA), Zachary Tsai shared the company’s practical approach toward smart manufacturing—focusing on solutions that can adapt to real production requirements rather than relying on overly complex automation systems.

 

One of the key highlights at Campro’s booth was a multi-tasking machining system integrated with robotic automation, demonstrating how machine tools and collaborative robots can work together as a compact automated production cell. The system featured robotic arms handling loading and unloading tasks directly at the machine, allowing for more stable and efficient machining operations while reducing manual intervention. The live demonstration attracted strong interest from visitors looking for flexible automation solutions suitable for high-mix, low-volume production environments.

 

According to Tsai, automation today is no longer simply about increasing output, but about giving manufacturers greater flexibility and control over their production processes.

 

“In the past, customers could only imagine this kind of system,” he explained. “Now we can actually help them build it.

 

Campro’s automation strategy begins with understanding the customer’s application in detail. Before recommending any solution, the company studies the customer’s products, machining requirements, and technical drawings to determine the most suitable machine configuration and level of automation. Depending on production needs, systems may incorporate simple gantry loading mechanisms, robotic arms, or integration with AGVs and other smart factory equipment.

 

 

Tsai noted that one of the biggest changes in today’s manufacturing landscape is the shift toward shorter production runs and faster product transitions. Manufacturers are increasingly handling batches of only a few hundred pieces before moving to entirely different workpieces, creating demand for equipment that can adapt quickly without requiring complete system replacement.

 

“We have to leave room in the design so the machine can be adjusted later,” Tsai said. “It’s not just about one product anymore.”

 

Despite the growing importance of automation, Campro maintains a practical philosophy when designing systems. For simpler applications, automation can often be controlled directly through the machine interface without requiring additional software platforms. More advanced automation solutions are only introduced when necessary, ensuring customers receive systems that are efficient without becoming unnecessarily complicated.

 

The company also places strong emphasis on long-term collaboration with customers. As production requirements evolve, Campro works closely with users to modify or reconfigure machines for future applications, helping manufacturers maintain flexibility while protecting their equipment investment.

 

Discussing industry trends, Tsai observed that global competition in the machine tool market has intensified significantly in recent years, particularly in the entry-level segment. With increasing competition from Chinese manufacturers, Campro has shifted its focus toward higher-value solutions cantered on multi-tasking machines and integrated automation systems where the company can provide stronger differentiation.

 

Internally, the company has also refined its business strategy by concentrating more heavily on its core expertise in machine design and manufacturing while collaborating with specialised automation partners for system integration. This allows Campro to remain focused on delivering advanced machining platforms while still supporting customers with complete automation solutions.

 

As manufacturers continue to seek greater flexibility, automation compatibility, and production efficiency, Campro believes adaptable machine solutions will play an increasingly important role in the future of metalworking production.

 

Campro Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. was founded in 2003 and specialises in the development and manufacturing of high-precision CNC machine tools. Our product lineup includes 5-axis machining centers, turn-mill machines, vertical and horizontal machining centers, double column machining centers, and CNC lathes / turning centers.


Guided by the vision of “practicing human-machine symbiosis,” we provide integrated solutions in smart manufacturing, automation, and turnkey engineering. Serving key sectors such as aerospace, automotive, 3C electronics, mould making, and water infrastructure, Campro has delivered approximately 10,000 machines to over 5,000 customers worldwide, driven by a commitment to quality and technological advancement.

 

Address: No.12, Jingke 1st Rd., Nantun Dist., Taichung City 408018, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

Tel: +886-4 2350 0501

Fax: +886-4 2350 0213

E-mail: sales@campro.com.tw

Website: https://www.camprocnc.com

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