The newly developed M-20iD series is a combination of the benefits of two different M-20 robots merged into one robot. These models both have positive attributes suited for certain applications, but in today’s industry, FANUC realized adding them together in…
Customer Challenges – Placing Well Tanks on Overhead Conveyor – Multiple Tank Sizes A company that manufactures composite storage tanks came to Motion Controls Robotics with a request to integrate a system for placing a variety of different sized tanks…
Customer Challenges – Case and Drum Palletizing Our health care industry customer needed an end of line solution to handle a variety of product palletizing options in the same cell. Their product was packaged into 2 different size cases or…
Area Scanners When there is a moving robot, equipment or machinery in a system, it is important to identify, define, and protect against all hazards. In the past, this was predominantly done with physical barriers, such as fencing and gates,…
Customer Challenges – Part Stacking - Multiple Lengths and Widths “ We were looking for highly capable company to partner with for a challenging part stacking automation project. We needed a company that could successfully take the lead and manage…
Everybody knows that palletizing to fill orders takes creative and punctilious palletizing. Well, Motion Controls Robotics has designed a variety of palletizing cells that have helped our customers improve their processes. Pun-ctilious palletizing is a way to explore the variety…
SNAP Resources (SNAP), a Motion Controls Robotics’ affiliated company introduces two portable SNAPMate Stations featuring either a FANUC CR-15iA or FANUC CR-7LiA collaborative robot. The SNAPMate combines the experience of a FANUC, level four integrator in Motion Controls Robotics with…
70% of robot orders in the 1980s were for use in automotive factories, today this number is 52% Source - RIA There is a difference in beliefs about how robotics will change the workforce. Some believe that robotics will bring…
The decision to add robotics to your application has been made and you have selected an integrator. The next step is to work together to design your system. You already defined your current process which returned an improvement goal for…
You have made it to the third step in the process of adding automation. You have gone through the work of evaluating, documenting, and improving your current process. Now you need to figure out which robot integrator to trust to…