[Case Study] AGV Robot for Plastic Molding Parts Manufacturing

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last updated：Feb 01, 2023

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Utilize time efficiently by performing shelving tasks during processing downtime!

We would like to introduce a case where Aizurobo Co., Ltd. implemented the "AGV Robot" in a plastic molding parts manufacturing company. The objectives of the implementation were threefold: "operation of processing machines during nights and weekends," "reduction of the workload for operators," and "efficiency in personnel allocation within the factory." After the implementation, multiple processing machines could be loaded and unloaded by a single AGV robot, allowing manual material handling tasks to be delegated to the robot and enabling operators to shift to more suitable tasks. Additionally, before the implementation, the operating rate of the processing machines was below 50%, but after the implementation, it was raised to approximately 90%. [Objectives of Implementation] ■ Operation of processing machines during nights and weekends ■ Reduction of the workload for operators ■ Efficiency in personnel allocation within the factory *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【After Implementation】 ■ By using one AGV robot to load and unload multiple processing machines, we were able to delegate manual material handling tasks to the robot, allowing operators to shift to more suitable work. ■ By performing shelving tasks during processing downtime, we utilized time efficiently without waste. ■ The robot operates 24 hours a day, including weekends, reducing the burden on operators. ■ Before implementation, the operating rate of the processing machines was below 50%, but after implementation, it was raised to approximately 90%. * For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.