Neuromeka Indy7 at Robert Chicken Gangnam Store No. 2

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Neuromeka Indy7 at Robert Chicken Gangnam Store No. 2

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Lead Time: 8 weeks(Design 3 weeks, Fabrication 3 weeks, Installation 1 week, Commissioning 1 week)

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Application Field: Application > Food & Beverage

Application > Food & Beverage

#Chicken# Food Service# Franchise# Fried Food# Robert Chicken# Neuromecha# Linear Track# Jointed Robot# Cooking# Indy7

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뉴로메카 Indy7 (Pay load : 7kg Reach : 800 mm)

This chicken robot is a cooking automation solution suitable for chicken franchises that can be operated by a single owner even during delivery peak hours.

It is a solution where the store owner handles chicken feeding and packaging when an order comes in, while automated devices, including robots, perform the battering and frying.

Store employees (owners) can focus more on operations in addition to cooking, and can consistently cook and deliver chicken while maintaining uniform taste and quality even during peak hours when orders pile up, Customer satisfaction is high.

With continuous quality improvement, you can enjoy chicken with an improved and cleaner taste at Gangnam No. 2.

Components

Robot	1 Indy 7 unit; - 6-axis articulated, payload 7kg, maximum speed 1m/s, maximum working radius 800mm, repeatability ±0.1mm, weight 28kg
Peripherals	Tools: Electric Gripper; Menu Ordering System: Kiosk and Cooking Management System; Peripherals: Automatic Dough Mixer (Bettcher Optimax); Deep Fryer (3 sets of gas deep fryers - capable of cooking up to 6 items simultaneously, frying basket); Linear Track; Dough Basket Holder; Finished Product Basket Holder;

Workflow

STEP 1.	Order and payment via kiosk
STEP 2.	Input marinated raw chicken into the mixer
STEP 3.	Instruct frying for the finished basket
STEP 4.	Perform frying according to the menu
STEP 5.	Prevent chicken clumping by shaking the basket during frying
STEP 6.	Once frying is completed, remove the basket and drain the oil
STEP 7.	Move the finished chicken to the finishing counter

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Features

Simple and fast operation

Reduce dough preparation time with a fast frying mixer

Simultaneous frying of 6 tasks possible using linear tracks

Working time is reduced compared to human operation, enabling efficient response even during peak delivery hours

Easy cleaning work with the application of a ceiling-mounted robot and a washable automatic dough mixer

Consistent taste and quality

Ensuring consistent cooking quality across menu items

Consistent taste and quality can be ensured through the optimal cooking process for each menu item

Increased operational efficiency enables continuous improvement of taste and quality

Differentiated marketing

Marketing/Promotional Effect - Marketing differentiation from existing competitors through Robot Chicken

Results

Key Benefits	Quantitative Indicators: Capable of producing 30 units per hour Qualitative Indicators: Guaranteed consistent taste and quality by maintaining uniform frying times and cooking methods Prevention of worker hip injuries, lung damage from oil fumes, and burns through the automation of the frying process, which is often avoided Even those with no prior experience can operate the store under a one-person owner-operator system Increased sales due to marketing and promotional effects
Client Feedback	Compared to the Gangnam Unit 1, the work speed has become much faster, and maintenance tasks such as cleaning have also become easier. It seems to be the optimal solution for operating under a one-person owner system.

Key Benefits

Quantitative Indicators: Capable of producing 30 units per hour Qualitative Indicators: Guaranteed consistent taste and quality by maintaining uniform frying times and cooking methods Prevention of worker hip injuries, lung damage from oil fumes, and burns through the automation of the frying process, which is often avoided Even those with no prior experience can operate the store under a one-person owner-operator system Increased sales due to marketing and promotional effects

Client Feedback

Compared to the Gangnam Unit 1, the work speed has become much faster, and maintenance tasks such as cleaning have also become easier. It seems to be the optimal solution for operating under a one-person owner system.

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