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Atomrobot launches flexible parallel loading/unloading workstation
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Atomrobot has launched a flexible parallel loading/unloading workstation, targeting small parts in new-energy lithium battery, 3C electronic components, and daily chemical small parts scenarios, performing visual recognition and positioning, high-speed picking, and tray placement. Atomrobot states that the equipment requires no modification to the production line foundation and can be put into production with AC220V; it uses flying capture to identify material angles and completes picking and alignment with micron-level precision; it adopts graphical interaction, allowing ordinary operators to complete debugging, and supports rapid changeover. The company states that the workstation has already served customers including CATL, BYD, Foxconn, Luxshare, and Sunwoda.
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- Iterative Launch | Atomrobot Flexible Parallel Loading and Unloading Workstation Solves the Automation Dilemma of Small Precision Parts
Atomrobot has launched a flexible parallel loading and unloading workstation for small new-energy lithium-battery parts, 3C electronic components, and small daily-chemical products, performing visual recognition and positioning, high-speed picking, and tray placement. The equipment requires no modification to the production line foundation, can start production with AC220V, and its graphical interface lets ordinary operators complete debugging; it also supports rapid changeover between products. The workstation has already served customers including CATL, BYD, Foxconn, Luxshare, and Sunwoda.
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