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Pick & Place

Picking & Dropping Off Process (hourly rate)

Application engineering for the pick and drop-off cycle itself: grasp selection, approach, placement tolerance and the error handling around them.

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What this includes

  • Grasp selection per part, with an approach and retreat that clears the fixture and the neighbours.
  • Placement tolerance measured and then held, including the cases where the target is not empty.
  • A cycle-time breakdown, so you can see where the seconds go and what is worth optimising.
  • Error handling and restart: a dropped part, a missed grasp, an aborted job.

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