【Usage Example】Assembly Factory

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last updated：Oct 27, 2023

SOCIAL ROBOTICS

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Approximately 180 round trips per day! We will introduce examples of being able to transport not only empty boxes but also parts and other items.

We would like to introduce a case where the indoor general-purpose mobile robot "BUDDY" from SOCIAL ROBOTICS Co., Ltd. was implemented in an assembly factory. The goal of the implementation was to entrust all transportation tasks of empty cardboard boxes, which were previously carried by humans, to the robot. The travel environment was poor, with a distance of 10-15 meters, but the robot was able to make approximately 180 round trips per day. The cost-effectiveness was also recovered within a year. 【Case Overview (Excerpt)】 ■ Implementation Date & Quantity: June 2022, 1 unit ■ Purpose of Implementation: Transportation of empty boxes within the factory ■ Implementation Goal: To entrust all transportation tasks of empty boxes, previously carried by humans, to the robot ■ Transported Item: Cardboard boxes ■ Travel Environment: 10-15 meters, poor road conditions ■ Achievement Rate: 100%, approximately 180 round trips per day *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【Other Case Summary】 ■Cost-effectiveness: Recouped in one year ■Additional effects: Transporting parts in addition to empty boxes ■Number of support visits: 2 visits (for repairs) ■Issues encountered: Motor failure of the right tire, deterioration of the training wheels ■Environmental challenges and solutions: - Does not move straight due to rough road conditions - Tires could not withstand the conditions and became wobbly ■Operational challenges and solutions: Removed obstacles placed in the aisles as much as possible to enable straight-line movement *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.