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Picking and Packing by robotic and automated dispensers allow robot arms to pick products, place on conveyor belts typically within a 10 square meter section (108 Sq Feet), and have claimed to pick up over 2,000 products with an average weight of 7.5 KG (16.5 pounds) each per hour. This technology highly reduces labor costs while allowing high operational growth to occur. - source Cognibotics

Sample Usecase for Warehousing

Loading and Unloading Semi's and containers. The robotic market has been looking for fully automated or semi-automated solutions for unloading containers. Although it's a new area for robotics it is a critical role that reduces manual bending, lifting, and highly reduces injuries and worker compensation claims. Several pilots have shown over 2,200 boxes per hour can be recognized using computer vision, sorted, and handled without damages to the boxes quickly reducing time.

Robotic Sorcers - A sorting system saves a lot of work, but has one drawback: is typicallt they are not designed to manage parcels, tagging the items and are often sorted manually. AWL has therefore developed a robot called Rosi that takes care of this singular task. According to AWL, Rosi can pick up 1,700 parcels per hour and place them with 99.9% accuracy. And not just boxes, but also bags and envelopes. - Ray's actually managed a project integrating this sorter and parcel and said it only took minutes to get up and running once the installtion was completely configured

Other usecases inlude vision enabled solutions to count inventory, sorting pallets, and cleaning the warehouse from dirt and debris. Inquire with Ray Stevens if you're looking for product demos, or planning a WMS upgrade with or without Robotics.

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