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Vi gir deg det siste innen robotikk, kontrollteknologi og drivteknologi. Velg mellom et bredt spekter av produkter og tjenester som er både innovative og skalerbare. Vi lager komplette løsninger på dine vilkår.
More than 100 years of experience with driving of electric motors has led Yaskawa to develop products which perfectly combine technical superiority with easy handling.
Roboter Vi har levert nærmere en halv million MOTOMAN-roboter globalt. Gjennom internasjonalt ledende teknologi ønsker vi å skape vekst hjemme.
Choose improved efficiency for your application.
Making the switch to sustainable solutions
Under our profichip brand, we offer a comprehensive portfolio in the field of industrial communication and control ASICs.
We offer software forall your industrial needs
Vi har mer enn 30 års kompetanse innen systemteknologi og tilbyr nøkkelferdige robotløsninger skreddersydd etter dine spesifikasjoner.
Yaskawa tilbyr tilpasset service og support gjennom livssyklusen til våre produkter. Tilbudet dekker selvfølgelig også systemer, applikasjoner og prosesser.
Her kan du lese mer om våre applikasjoner og bransjespesifikke løsninger, og se relaterte casestudier. Ta del i lønnsomme teknologiløftere og la deg inspirere!
Innovation is our driving force - for more than 100 years
Yaskawa Norway Løsninger Industrisektor Consumer goods logistics
Motoman Robots are involved in all process steps along the value chain of production and distribution of Fast Moving Consumer Goods - food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, white goods, domestic use products, and electronic and industrial convenience products. Robots provide the right flexibility in this fast changing market - new product variants, new quantities and product bundles, new product promotion and distribution strategies - almost every day.
In the value chain of production, a lot of automated processes are established to manufacture parts, to pack, palletize them (Packaging Industry) and to store products in warehouse inventories as stock keeping units (SKUs). Robotic automation is well established in this production value stream.
In the value stream of distribution, those SKUs are taken out with the purpose to fulfil a customer's order, being selected, packed, palletized and consolidated into shipping carriers or containers. Order Fulfilment has a couple of unique process steps, which are executed by robots. In Order Fulfilment, we see a lot of large hard warehouse automation today, but the demand from small and medium size distribution centers, copackers or 3rd party logistic suppliers for flexible automation is high, leading to a rising demand of robots.
To be honest - flexible robot cables, gear sealings, lubrication grease and electronic components are not really made for temperatures below 0 degrees. For those applications, the robot can be wrapped into a robot suit.
Logistics is a wide field for Motoman Robots to be involved. Classical applications in Warehouses are "Pick&Pack" and "Palletizing". In addition to this, in warehouses we have the task of order fulfilment, coming along with typical Logistics tasks and methods for robots.
Piece Picking is a growing application category in warehouses, due to the exciting breakthrough of machine vision technology. This technology addresses the typical warehouse requirement of having a high variety of SKUs to be picked. With classical Vision systems, every single part variant needs to be teached in upfront, which is a high organisational burden for commissioning. With AI (neural network based) part recognition software, after an initial upfront training phase where the software builds up its own decision criteria, parts can be picked which have never seen by the vision system before. In addition to the part recognition job, a good Robotic AI Vision software is identifying the optimum target position to pick, providing robot trajectories to approach and pick algorithms.
On the one hand, YASKAWA are supporting the exciting startup playfield in this technology all over the world, where the ideas and technology mock-ups are born. On the other hand, within our worldwide System Integrator network, you will find experienced System Integrators who are capable to turn your idea into a 24/7 stable and reliable application.
Large E-Commerce and FMCG Retailers count on Good-to-Picker principle in their warehouses - using a fleet of mobile platforms (without robotic arms), and moving shelves of goods or boxes on conveyors, in front of very versatile stationary robotic piece pickers.
In large automatic warehouse installation, we also find Robot Pickers located at the conveyor outlets of large warehouses. Robot Pickers are picking parts out and commissioning them into racks, cartons or boxes, to fulfil orders.
The Picker-to-Goods philosophy would send mobile robot pickers - equipped with robotic arms - through the shelve rows of the warehouse, picking pieces from the shelf and collecting them to fulfil an order. Although some pilots have been presented, almost no real robotic Single Piece Picker-to-Goods applications are out there. This is because of unpredictable product placement conditions of the products in the shelves, low achievable pick rates due to high portion of motion time, safety considerations in an environment with humans, demanding vision technology and WMS software interfacing requirements and - last but not least - high levels of discipline and automation understanding of the people working in the warehouses and stores. Technically spoken, Motoman Robot Technology would be ready to take over their part in this game (Collaborative HC10 and HC20 Cobots, which have a good reach and payload to put on a mobile platform, and Intelligent Vision Control) - let's see what the future brings....
Case Picking is a growing application category in warehouses, based on classical Pick / Place / Palletizing Packaging Industry machinery, but supplemented by exciting machine vision technology.
In larger distribution center installations, for the purpose of order fulfilment, large layer pickers are used.
Robotic Random Case Palletizing is a way to deal with the problem of increasing return and exchange rates from E-commerce customers. In combination with integrated vision systems, Motoman Robots can manage many different SKUs.
Contract packagers, or copackers, are companies who package consumer good products for their clients. Usually they receive deliveries from the manufacturers, unpack them, pack and relabel them into new package formats or seasonal promotion packs. Our experienced System Integrators provide flexible and modular, high throughput copacking lines with Motoman-Robots installed for case opening, unpacking and packing.
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