Cobots can work around the clock without breaks. This is ideal for seasonal bursts, where cobots can meet production requirements without the need for additional or temporary workers. Factories can exploit the full flexibility of cobots by redeploying them to new product lines or different processes as production volumes change. This flexibility is enabled by the patented and certified safety system in UR cobots. They can be implemented to stop or slow down when operators are present.
For pick/pack/pal applications, UR cobot models meet a range of reach and payload requirements. Built-in palletizing wizards make deployment a breeze, even to meet specific customer needs for pallet patterns and labeling that are often required for food and beverage distribution.
Cobots’ easy programming lets food and beverage producers and packagers quickly adapt to new products and delivery requirements. Collaborative robot arms can be reprogrammed, moved, and redeployed, so even smaller facilities can run multiple lines or switch from production to packaging in the same floor space.
Cobots in food and beverage applications can work around the clock to meet even high seasonal demands. Quality isn’t sacrificed for productivity, with accurate, repeatable automation that can reduce waste. A wide range of plug-and-play grippers mean cobots can easily handle delicate and irregularly shaped objects.
Collaborative robots can be implemented to slow down or stop when working side-by-side with human operators in food and beverage processes. While our cobots are not suitable for primary food handling, they are being used widely for handling, packaging and palletizing of packaged foods and beverages.
Our automation experts work with companies like yours to identify applications where cobots can have the biggest impact. They can guide you on training and integration to calculating return on investment.