By Alberto Moel (Vice President Strategy and Partnerships)
A continuation of our analysis of the PSD, this time focusing on how the robot deceleration impacts the PSD.
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By Alberto Moel (Vice President Strategy and Partnerships)
First principles derivation of how the PSD is influenced by controller latency and robot mechanics and dynamics
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By Alberto Moel (Vice President Strategy and Partnerships)
The nitty-gritty on how we estimate the minimum safe human-robot distance: manufacturer-provided stopping time and distance data.
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By Alberto Moel (Vice President Strategy and Partnerships)
We look at how the buffer area between the robot and an approaching human changes with robot velocity and how the use of fences impacts workcell design.
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By Alberto Moel (Vice President Strategy and Partnerships) and Clara Vu (CTO / co-founder), Veo Robotics
In today’s post we look in depth at some simple SSM collaborative applications and debunk this notion that “collaborative” = “fenceless.”
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By Pritha Vijay, Director, Product, Veo Robotics
In order to reduce downtime, improve productivity, and boost revenue, a parts manufacturer decided to work with Veo Robotics to design a machine tending workcell using FreeMove.
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By Alberto Moel, Vice President Strategy and Partnerships, Veo Robotics
By reimagining the problem at hand and attacking it from a fresh angle, it’s possible to uncover a new paradigm that unlocks major performance gains.
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By Alberto Moel, Vice President Strategy and Partnerships, Veo Robotics
There is (in theory and in practice) a “best,” most productive combination of humans and machines working together.
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By Alberto Moel, Vice President Strategy and Partnerships, Veo Robotics
Productivity in manufacturing has hit a wall. Jumping over this wall will require novel approaches to introducing flexibility in factories and workshops.
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By Alberto Moel, Vice President Strategy and Partnerships, Veo Robotics
Coupled with mass customization and SKU proliferation, shorter product life cycles force manufacturers to continually shift production profiles very quickly. Stick demands for consistently high-quality products on top and you get the perfect storm.
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By Alberto Moel, Vice President Strategy and Partnerships, Veo Robotics
Over the last couple of decades, as a result of changes in demand, competition, and market pressures, manufacturing has become a more complex and fraught affair requiring increased flexibility with a narrower margin of error.
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By Alberto Moel, Vice President Strategy and Partnerships, Veo Robotics
Using tools like the Veo FreeMove system, you will be able to automate the tasks that are most efficiently done by machines while retaining the flexibility of human workers to safely manage tasks that require adaptability, dexterity, and judgment.
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By Jason Fall, Senior Automation Controls Engineer, Veo Robotics
How was this factory (and the many other factories like it) able to change back and forth between production processes so quickly and with such ease?
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By Alberto Moel, Vice President Strategy and Partnerships, Veo Robotics
In this final part of the case study, we’ll dig a bit deeper into how the Veo FreeMove solution’s quicker and lower cost design, development, and implementation has benefits when it comes to reconfiguring (i.e., recommissioning) the palletizing workcell.
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