Collaborative Robot Case: Toyota Motor Corporation Hokkaido | Workpiece Loading into Processing Machines
Strengthening the "manufacturing capability" through the introduction of robots.
Overview: Toyota Motor Hokkaido, which manufactures parts such as transmissions and axles for Toyota vehicles in Tomakomai City, Hokkaido, has set "strengthening manufacturing capabilities" as a major theme. To improve the equipment in the differential pinion insertion process, they have begun constructing a robot system utilizing UR robots. As a result, they were able to build a robot system in-house that reduces costs and space compared to conventional methods, and improves the process operating rate from 92% to 98%. Challenges: Frequent transport issues, the need for adjustments based on the shape of the workpiece, and the requirement to work without causing scratches. After implementation: The process operating rate improved from 92% to 98%, changes to the workpiece can now be handled with programming adjustments only, and skills have been enhanced due to in-house production. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
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Overcoming challenges ■Achieving a process operating rate of 98% through the introduction of robots
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Key factors for introduction ■ Utilizing built-in F/T sensors to build a robot system without a camera ■ Easy to learn programming ■ Ability to internalize robot system construction without outsourcing
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Tasks solved by collaborative robots: - Loading workpieces into processing machines - Transferring workpieces to conveyors
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Universal Robots is a pioneer that developed the world's first collaborative robot and is a leading company in the field of collaborative robots. Equipped with safety features, these collaborative robots can be used without safety barriers if a risk assessment is conducted. They are compact, lightweight, and easy to program, allowing a single robot to be deployed across multiple processes. To lower the barriers to robot adoption, Universal Robots offers free online training and has a rich ecosystem of peripheral devices. If you are struggling with labor shortages, please consider our solutions. Many customers are utilizing our robots even in environments without robotics engineers.