Intelligent robotic depalletizing and palletizing solutions are widely used in manufacturing, distribution, and fulfillment applications. Robots guided by 3D vision system can automatically execute palletizing and depalletizing while maintaining excellent stability and high speed.
Efficiently recognize diverse objects such as cartons, deformed sacks, items with patterns, reflective tape, express bills, and more.
The built-in path planning algorithm guarantees the movement of robots is precise and collision-free.
With an extra-wide view, it can well handle all common pallet patterns (such as the dimension of 1.2*1.2*1.8m).
A visualized interface can simulate the robots' movement with one click. The code-free programming enables a low threshold for operators to deploy.
Industry-leading pick rate ensures higher output. Advanced multi-pick strategy ensures accurate picking of multiple cases in one grasp.
| Distance | 1500 mm - 3500 mm |
| Speed | Up to 900 pieces/hour. |
| Objects | Support closely packed cases, sacks, totes, etc.; Support angled cases or cartons; Support objects with patterns, tapes, and express bills. |
| Robots Brands | Support almost all major-brand robots |
| Calibration | Self-calibration |
Mech-Vision Machine Vision Software
Mech-Viz Interface (Depalletizing Scenario)
Mech-Eye DEEP-GL
Robotic depalletizing and palletizing are the processes that utilize robots to load/unload objects (sacks, cases, cartons, etc.) onto/from a pallet. Robotic depalletizing and palletizing solutions have been widely used in logistics and manufacturing.
Robotic depalletizing and palletizing solutions allow workers to get rid of physically repetitive and dangerous loading/unloading tasks. Besides, robotic depalletizing and palletizing are outstanding at stability, consistency, and flexibility, helping warehouses and factories achieve increased efficiency and productivity.
Robotic palletizing is commonly utilized for order fulfillment, logistic storage, sortation for the shipping process, etc.
Robotic depalletizing is often used to unload raw materials from pallets, boxes, or sacks to be further processed in manufacturing.
