Robotic Pick & place is an automated process that involves an industrial robot with a vision system or camera moving parts from a production line and either packaging them or moving to another line. Typically this is done at high speeds and requires high levels of accuracy in order for the process to run efficiently.
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Due to the speed needed in many pick & place processes, a SCARA robot is typically used, although industrial robots are also used when heavier loads or less vigorous speed and smaller volumes are needed. This type of automation can cover processes that require multiple parts being moved every second, or every minute, and depending on the requirements, the solution can vary in size.
Transferring, Sorting, Packaging, Palletizing
It makes great sense to automate material handling processes, if you want to reduce physically straining work or increase productivity without having to worry about recurring labour shortage. In material handling applications, items are moved from one position to another ' often referred to as 'Pick and Place" applications. Depending on your needs, the robot can work beside your employees, transferring or sorting items, or it can carry out packaging, palletizing or other processes. Whether it requires sensitivity, flexibility or strength, you will get precision handling hour after hour.
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