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Pick & Place

Requirements Analysis & Specification, Pick & Place

Requirements analysis and functional specification for a pick-and-place cell, the scoping step that decides whether a robot is the right answer at all.

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What this includes

  • A walk-through of the process on site, with the people who actually run it.
  • Written scope: which parts, which cycle time, which variants, and what happens to the exceptions.
  • An interface list for every system the cell has to talk to, with the signals and data each one needs.
  • Acceptance criteria agreed before build, so the pilot has a pass mark rather than an opinion.

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