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Why the ASRS (2 of 9)

Derek Neises tells us how the ASRS (Automated Storage & Retrieval System) filled the gap in the automation intuitive at PBC Linear. A system that maximizes your staff’s productivity and your bottom line. Thus, providing the true ability to run lights out production without additionally personal being brought on. With an industrial robot, you have to a cage around it, you have to put safety scanners, light curtains, you got to do everything to make sure if someone enters the work area of this robot, it stops motion. With the cobots, they have built in safety sensors built in safety sensors it will stop the motion so your able to implement them much quicker than an industrial. If I put a tray of parts in front it and tell the cobot to load these it and tell the cobot to load these What happens when you’re out of parts? That tray is empty and needs swapped out. That's where we came up with the ASRS. That was the tool that was missing from the equation, we're able to stack up seventeen trays, have those trays automatically cycle in front of the cobot. We've seen half a day, twenty-four hours work time of constantly keeping that machine feed. Once the machine is set up and running, they'll actually come by and check parts frequently, especially on cutting a high tolerance part. We want to make sure we're checking those parts. Load it up and take off, and then come back the next morning and you got 400 parts finished. That's a good night! It really reduces the amount of time that they spend on that job. They don't want to babysit the machine for three days, they want to knock it out as quick as possible because it helps them maximize their efficiencies. Learn more at pbclinear.com