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Picking Robot
Picking Robot
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The picking robot is an AI-driven pick-and-place cobot that automates piece picking. Using deep-learning vision software and a versatile gripper, it identifies items within a source tote, calculates the optimal pick point and transfers them into order totes with high precision. The robot achieves up to 1,000 picks per hour, operates 24/7 and adapts to products of different sizes, shapes and surface finishes. Autonomous operation is possible without prior training, enabling immediate handling of unknown SKUs.
It integrates with mini-load AS/RS and the Shuttle System, and its built-in sensors adjust speed when humans are nearby, ensuring safety. Applications include e-commerce, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, food and textile warehouses, where high accuracy and scalability are critical.
Picking robots can handle a wide variety of goods of different shapes, surface finishes, materials, and sizes. These run the gamut from boxes and bags to individual items and both rigid and flexible packaging. The products to be handled will determine the types of grippers the robot will use.
The only limitation regarding the dimensions of the goods handled has to do with the size of the order box: the product must fit inside it without coming into contact with its edges. Additionally, none of the product dimensions (length, width, height) can be less than half an inch.
The gripping device integrated into this robot can handle items weighing up to 6.6 lb.
The robotic arm has a reach of 51'.
Interlake Mecalux’s picking robot can transfer products from a storage tote to 4 separate order boxes simultaneously. Thus, it can fill up to 4 different orders at once.
Yes. Thanks to its design, it is possible to automate a manual pick station by installing a robot capable of moving products from storage totes to order boxes.
While a standard industrial robot cannot share space with people for safety reasons, a cobot is designed precisely to work alongside humans. When actively in use, industrial robots must be isolated in enclosed spaces. Cobots, in contrast, do not require a physical barrier around them. Interlake Mecalux’s picking robot, for instance, simply slows down when an operator approaches and speeds up again when the person moves away. Additionally, cobots are typically faster to set up and program than industrial robots.
Picking Robot
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The picking robot is an AI-driven pick-and-place cobot that automates piece picking. Using deep-learning vision software and a versatile gripper, it identifies items within a source tote, calculates the optimal pick point and transfers them into order totes with high precision. The robot achieves up to 1,000 picks per hour, operates 24/7 and adapts to products of different sizes, shapes and surface finishes. Autonomous operation is possible without prior training, enabling immediate handling of unknown SKUs.
It integrates with mini-load AS/RS and the Shuttle System, and its built-in sensors adjust speed when humans are nearby, ensuring safety. Applications include e-commerce, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, food and textile warehouses, where high accuracy and scalability are critical.
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Picking robots can handle a wide variety of goods of different shapes, surface finishes, materials, and sizes. These run the gamut from boxes and bags to individual items and both rigid and flexible packaging. The products to be handled will determine the types of grippers the robot will use.
The only limitation regarding the dimensions of the goods handled has to do with the size of the order box: the product must fit inside it without coming into contact with its edges. Additionally, none of the product dimensions (length, width, height) can be less than half an inch.
The gripping device integrated into this robot can handle items weighing up to 6.6 lb.
The robotic arm has a reach of 51'.
Interlake Mecalux’s picking robot can transfer products from a storage tote to 4 separate order boxes simultaneously. Thus, it can fill up to 4 different orders at once.
Yes. Thanks to its design, it is possible to automate a manual pick station by installing a robot capable of moving products from storage totes to order boxes.
While a standard industrial robot cannot share space with people for safety reasons, a cobot is designed precisely to work alongside humans. When actively in use, industrial robots must be isolated in enclosed spaces. Cobots, in contrast, do not require a physical barrier around them. Interlake Mecalux’s picking robot, for instance, simply slows down when an operator approaches and speeds up again when the person moves away. Additionally, cobots are typically faster to set up and program than industrial robots.
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