This transfer automation solution utilizes the TechFloor Mobile X, a high-performance Mobile Manipulator, to pick smartphones from shelving units, load them onto its onboard platform, and transport them to the next process stage.
The TechFloor Mobile X can be deployed without extensive infrastructure changes and offers flexible adaptation to layout or workstation modifications. It ensures high productivity through rapid transit and high-precision docking, minimizing common mobile robot issues such as alignment errors.
By applying this solution to environments with frequent inter-process part transfers, continuous operation is achieved regardless of shifts, significantly boosting productivity without additional labor costs.
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Workflow
| STEP 1. | Request: The robot receives a work command from the central control system. |
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| STEP 2. | Navigation & Recognition: Moves to the picking location and identifies the exact position of the workstation/shelf. |
| STEP 3. | Loading: The UR5 arm picks the smartphones and loads them onto the onboard pallet |
| STEP 4. | the robot then heads to the next process. |
| STEP 5. | Arrival: Identifies the target coordinates and alignment markers at the post-process workstation. |
| STEP 6. | Unloading: The arm places the transferred smartphones onto the target workbench. |
| STEP 7. | Reset: The robot moves to a standby or next task location. |
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This transfer automation solution utilizes the TechFloor Mobile X, a high-performance Mobile Manipulator, to pick smartphones from shelving units, load them onto its onboard platform, and transport them to the next process stage.
The TechFloor Mobile X can be deployed without extensive infrastructure changes and offers flexible adaptation to layout or workstation modifications. It ensures high productivity through rapid transit and high-precision docking, minimizing common mobile robot issues such as alignment errors.
By applying this solution to environments with frequent inter-process part transfers, continuous operation is achieved regardless of shifts, significantly boosting productivity without additional labor costs.
Components
| Robot |
|
|---|
Workflow
| STEP 1. | Request: The robot receives a work command from the central control system. |
|---|---|
| STEP 2. | Navigation & Recognition: Moves to the picking location and identifies the exact position of the workstation/shelf. |
| STEP 3. | Loading: The UR5 arm picks the smartphones and loads them onto the onboard pallet |
| STEP 4. | the robot then heads to the next process. |
| STEP 5. | Arrival: Identifies the target coordinates and alignment markers at the post-process workstation. |
| STEP 6. | Unloading: The arm places the transferred smartphones onto the target workbench. |
| STEP 7. | Reset: The robot moves to a standby or next task location. |
※ 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.