Logistics automation enters the era of "integrated control" | Factory optimization from the perspective of Mujin and Exotec.
I visited the exhibition of Mujin, which offers logistics and warehouse automation solutions. The most impressive aspect was that the competitiveness of automation is shifting from the performance of individual robots to how well multiple devices can be integrated to optimize the entire factory. Mujin integrates and controls robots, AGVs, and vision systems from different manufacturers using its uniquely developed MujinOS, achieving autonomous motion generation and overall optimization through digital twins. Their proprietary palletizing robot automatically generates stacking sequences and trajectories without teaching, using 3D vision and unique algorithms, accommodating diverse and variable production. The exhibition showcased smooth operations from image recognition to picking, flexibly adapting to variations in workpiece positions, and holds promise for applications in parts supply and inter-process transportation. The French automated warehouse Exotec introduced at the venue features transport robots that can move racks up and down, enabling high-density storage without the need for stacker cranes, while also offering high maintainability through remote monitoring; however, it is designed for lightweight workpieces with a load capacity of about 30 kg. Termix, which handles everything from conceptual design to startup of production lines, will integrate these solutions across the entire process and propose seamless connections between production and logistics.

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