Features
Enables high-precision insertion operations
Ensures precise insertion even with micro-level tolerances by applying an FT sensor capable of detecting 0.1 N / 0.003 Nm and high repeatability
Detects and compensates for pin position error and tilt direction through force-direction sensing
Prevents part damage during insertion/assembly through precise force sensing
Enables controlled insertion by adjusting force even with part shape variation
Enables compact installation
Minimizes installation and operation space through compact robot form factor
Minimizes takt time through high-speed operation
Enables high-speed operation with a maximum joint speed of 720 deg/s
Provides assurance through quality warranty coverage
Provides 1-year warranty service support
Results
| Key Benefits | Reduced labor input for automotive pin insertion operations |
|---|---|
| Client Feedback | For pin insertion, the tolerance was extremely tight at a 10-micron level, making even manual assembly difficult. Automation had been delayed, but through Dream’s solution, automation became feasible. |
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Features
Enables high-precision insertion operations
Ensures precise insertion even with micro-level tolerances by applying an FT sensor capable of detecting 0.1 N / 0.003 Nm and high repeatability
Detects and compensates for pin position error and tilt direction through force-direction sensing
Prevents part damage during insertion/assembly through precise force sensing
Enables controlled insertion by adjusting force even with part shape variation
Enables compact installation
Minimizes installation and operation space through compact robot form factor
Minimizes takt time through high-speed operation
Enables high-speed operation with a maximum joint speed of 720 deg/s
Provides assurance through quality warranty coverage
Provides 1-year warranty service support
Results
| ROI Period | 26.4 months |
|---|---|
| Key Benefits | Reduced labor input for automotive pin insertion operations |
| Client Feedback | For pin insertion, the tolerance was extremely tight at a 10-micron level, making even manual assembly difficult. Automation had been delayed, but through Dream’s solution, automation became feasible. |
※ The content provided by Bigwave Robotics is protected under U.S. and Canadian copyright and intellectual property laws. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of this content is strictly prohibited.
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