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Process Overview

This deployment is a box pick-and-place automation solution using a Box Picker Gripper.

As the name suggests, the Box Picker Gripper is designed to pick a wide range of objects. In this solution, it enables stable picking even when plastic boxes are open-top (without lids), improving handling reliability in box transfer operations.

Components

Robot

Robot + gripper Box Picker Gripper Size can be customized to match the workpiece requirements

Peripherals

TVM1200 6-axis articulated robot 6 torque sensors Payload: 15 kg Repeatability: ±0.05 mm Reach: 1,432 mm Robot weight: 125 kg

Workflow

STEP 1.The robot moves down to the pick position
STEP 2.The gripper picks the box
STEP 3.The robot moves up
STEP 4.The robot moves to the target position
STEP 5.The robot moves down
STEP 6.The gripper places the box.

Features

  • Stable picking : Enables reliable picking even when the workpiece has no lid.

  • Minimized friction / surface protection : A special sponge at the gripper contact surface minimizes friction, resulting in little to no surface damage to the product.

Results

Key Benefits
24/7 operation and replacement of manual labor in repetitive tasks
Client Feedback
Previously, operators had to be physically present on-site to perform the work. By deploying robots, the process can now run without constant operator involvement, significantly improving overall efficiency.
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Box Pick-and-Place Automation Solution using a Box Picker Gripper

Application Field
Industry > Metal·Plastics, Industry > Automotive, Application > Loading·Unloading, Sector > Manufacturing

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