Packaging
Handle coil automatic handling & loading and unloading, auxiliary material distribution, finished product warehousing and storage.
The Challenge
Extreme precision
Mixed traffic
Limited space
Unstable environments
The Solution
Workers call the robot for loading via electronic devices. RCS automatically assigns tasks to the robot, which then proceeds to the coil buffer rack, docks automatically, and picks up the coil to deliver it to the printing machine station. Once loading is complete, the robot autonomously departs. Additionally, unmanned forklifts are used for inbound and outbound transportation of finished products.
The System
Why It Works
While reducing the hazards associated with roll material, uninterrupted production is achieved.
LX-MRDVS® tech: visual positioning, navigation, obstacle avoidance, and docking. Stable even with glass interference.
RCS integrates with production management for scheduling, tasks, connectivity, and real-time status.
80%+ reduction in manual handling costs.
“We achieved intelligent production from raw material distribution to warehousing and established a logistics information system. Choosing Lanxin Technology, we introduced Lanxin AMR robots and intelligent logistics solutions after joint development.” – Manager from YUTO China
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The company aims to automate loading and unloading of printing machines and unmanned coil transportation to reduce labor, cut costs, and boost efficiency. Manual handling of heavy coils is labor-intensive, inefficient, and risky. This initiative addresses labor shortages and high turnover rates faced by end enterprises.
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