• 2D & 3D Vision Guidance
• Quick Change Tooling
• Collision Detection
• Servo Controlled End of Arm Tooling
• High Wrist Torque Robots
• Conveyor Tracking

• Truck Axle Handing on Assembly Line
• Handling Stampings on Spot Welding Line
• Large Wheel Transfer to Overhead Conveyor
• Auto-Body Line Transfer System
• Bin Picking - Aluminum Crankcases
• Sheet Glass Handling Systems

This application makes use of the robot's capability to transport objects. By fitting the robot with an appropriate end-effector (e.g., gripper), the robot can grasp the object that needs to be moved. The robot may be mounted either stationary on the floor or on a traversing unit, enabling it to move from one workstation to another. The robot can also be ceiling mounted. The primary benefits of using robots for material handling are reduction of direct labor costs and removal of humans from tasks that may be hazardous, tedious, or fatiguing. Also, the use of robots for moving fragile objects results in less damage to parts during handling. Robots that are used for material handling can interface with other material handling equipment such as containers, conveyors, guided vehicles, monorails, automated storage/retrieval systems, and carousels.

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