Food robot application summary

Introduction: In recent years, robots have entered the application of the food industry with great fanfare, affecting all aspects of the food industry in terms of labor costs, resource input, productivity, food safety, etc., in order to label the industry with modernization and intelligence. So now, what robots are really starting to work in the food industry?

Palletizing robot

The use of robots for palletizing is a common application in many industries including the production and use of robots in the food industry. Using robotic pallets is fast, efficient, and can handle heavier items, saving labor costs.

Wahaha, the Chinese beverage giant, developed its own palletizing robot and developed a robot positioning accuracy of 0.1 mm. Not only that, Wahaha has also independently developed a palletizing robot, a pipette robot, a lead-acid battery assembly robot, an explosive packaging robot, etc., an output robot, and the development of equipment manufacturing industry, which has entered the high-tech industry.

Cooking robot

In traditional concepts, cooking is a traditional industry that cannot be separated from manpower, but intelligence seems pervasive and cooking robots are challenging this impossible. Hundreds of recipe data are input into the cooking robot. Just select the ingredients and it will give you a delicious meal.

Picking robots for ingredients

Picking robots are robots that can pick, pick, and place one or more items stacked and scattered randomly according to certain criteria according to certain principles. The automation of manual picking and assignment to a specific location is expected to save labor and reduce operational errors. Since it can also move a relatively heavy object, it helps reduce the burden on the operator. The technical difficulties of picking robots in the food industry are similar to those of similar robots in other industries. The robot vision system must be used for object recognition in order to implement smart picking and perform corresponding operations.

Food packaging robot

Packaging is the most widely used field of industrial robots in the food industry. In the food industry, robots are popular because of their flexibility. Packagers need to meet various requirements of consumers. Robots can adapt to different sizes and shapes of packages better than traditional packaging equipment. For example, a potato chip production line that produces two kinds of packaging capacity, one robot can complete the packaging task, and the operator only needs to adjust the grip. Traditional equipment requires more component adjustments.