Packaging automation trends: Using small assembly robots in upstream packaging
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August 20, 2009
Packaging automation trends: Using small assembly robots in upstream packaging
This white paper from DENSO Robotics describes the cost-saving and
other benefits of using small assembly robots in packaging processes
that occur before final cartoning and palletizing.
Manufacturers have always faced the challenge of constantly
needing to find new ways to reduce the cost of their packaging
processes. In today’s globally connected world, however, the
game is much tougher and the stakes are much higher.
In order to meet the new challenge of sharply increased
global competition, manufacturers are now being forced to cut
costs more drastically than ever before. Those who do not
succeed in doing so risk not only losing market share, but going
out of business entirely.
Inevitably, such cost cutting means automating manual
processes and increasing the level of automation of
semiautomated processes. It also means re-evaluating current
automation solutions in light of newer, more economical technology.
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