APPLICATIONS
Explore four application areas and discover which tasks may be suitable for automation.
APPLICATIONS / IN DEPTH
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Common challenges
Repetitive transport between warehouses and production, movement of components, carts and pallets, and workstation supply.
Potential solutions
Autonomous mobile transport, load handling and collaborative robots, with business-system integration where appropriate.
Common challenges
Transport of linen, meals and materials, frequent journeys, and cleaning of corridors and communal areas.
Potential solutions
Autonomous deliveries between departments, autonomous cleaning and integration with doors and lifts where required.
Common challenges
Delivery of dishes and materials, room service, long staff walking routes, workload peaks and cleaning large areas.
Potential solutions
Internal transport, delivery, autonomous cleaning and repetitive back-of-house tasks.
Common challenges
Periodic inspections, difficult or hazardous areas, manual image and measurement capture, and anomaly detection.
Potential solutions
Indoor/outdoor mobile platforms, visual and thermal inspection, sensors and integration with monitoring systems.
Describe the process, spaces and constraints. The initial discussion is exploratory; any analyses and site visits are agreed separately.
INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION · HANDLING
Robotic arms are programmable manipulators that handle parts and components. Collaborative applications require specifically designed and verified human–robot interaction, supported by a risk assessment of the complete system.
Pick and place, machine tending, assembly, screwdriving, palletising, packaging, welding and inspection.
Overall payload, reach, repeatability, cycle time, end effector, geometry and safety requirements.
When the process is sufficiently defined, parts can be handled reliably, and the economic benefits exceed the total cost of the robotic cell.
