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HIGH SPEED PICK-AND-PLACE

In today’s fast-paced production environments, picking and packing operations ask a lot from human operators since they demand uninterrupted speed, accuracy and dexterity. Whether they are picking and packing cheese sticks, awkwardly shaped Tarte Flambé, or mixed-load pallets, robots, by way of contrast, can complete these tasks consistently at high speed without the need for breaks. To increase productivity, dedicated software can be used to coordinate and synchronize multiple robots picking and packing 2,000 items per minute on a line. This kind of automation not only lowers your costs versus manual, but also saves you valuable production time.

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