Robotic Assembly
Motion Controls Robotics can develop high speed robotic assembly cells using vision to locate all parts and subassemblies, descramble and determine a pick orientation for proper assembly. A high speed robotic assembly system provides a variety of benefits including reduced labor, ergonomic issues and scrap, as well as increased quality and throughput. A robotic assembly cell using vision is more flexible and cost effective than a fixed hard automation solution. The flexibility of a robotic system can accommodate process variation for hot or cold plastic parts. A six axis robot equipped with a force sensor can insert subassemblies and handle more difficult assemblies such as clutch plate assemblies.
Assembly Options
- 2D and 3D vision for location and assembly of parts
- High accuracy assembly
- High speed assembly
- Force sensors for difficult assemblies
- Vision inspection after assembly for quality assurance
Assembly Benefits
Increased Throughput
- High reliability, repeatability and uptime 80,000 hours mean time between failures
Reduced Costs
- Labor savings
- Reduces worker compensation costs and improves ergonomics
Flexible and Precise
- Vision system eliminates process variables
- Precise, 6-axis servo-controlled system
- Quick changeover using quick change tooling and stored recipes
Programmable
- Built-in operator pendant with stored recipes
- Menu selection for pattern
- Process adjustments on-the-fly
- Stores recipes and allows for easy retrieval
Increased Quality
- Reduces handling damage and scrap
- Improves product consistency and accuracy
- Vision to inspect product before and after assembly
News & events
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Motion Controls Robotics announces successful Robotic Industries Association (RIA) Certification
Motion Controls Robotics, Inc. - May 14, 2012
In April 2012, the owners and employees of Motion Controls Robotics, Inc. (MCRI) were pleased to learn that MCRI was selected as part of the very first group of robotics integrators to earn the designation of “Certified Robot Integrator” from Robotic Industries Association (RIA).
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Motion Controls Robotics, Inc. Completes New Training / Customer Demo / Testing Lab
Motion Controls Robotics, Inc. - May 11, 2012
New Lab Carves Out Customer Focused Space at Motion Controls Robotics, Inc - In order to better serve our customers, we have dedicated a newly created lab space for job specific training and robot demonstrations and testing. Complete with easily connected electrical and air power, the room is sized for a large class of trainees.
