This automated sorting and storage solution utilizes a Universal Robots UR5 collaborative robot mounted on a Linear Track (7th axis) to perform high-precision handling of smartphones.
By integrating 2D Vision, the system identifies the type and position of items arriving via conveyor. The 6-axis articulated robot then uses an electric gripper to sort and stack these items into specific locations. Conversely, when a retrieval command is received, the robot can pick the required items from the storage rack and move them to the discharge position. The linear track allows the robot to cover a significantly wider workspace, making it ideal for comprehensive inbound/outbound inventory management.
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Workflow
| STEP 1. | Inbound: Inbound items are fed into the designated position on the conveyor. |
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| STEP 2. | Recognition: The 2D vision system identifies the specific product item and its orientation. |
| STEP 3. | Sorting: The robot picks up the item and traverses the linear track to unload it at the designated storage location. |
| STEP 4. | Completion: Once all items are sorted and unloaded, the system sends a "Task Complete" signal to the management system. |
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Smartphone Sorting & Stacking using UR5 and Linear Track
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