Customer References

Agile cobot palletiser from Reeco Automation

14. kesäkuuta 2021 60% smaller footprint and costing up to 50% less compared to conventional robot palletisers

Four top tips for automation projects in the food and beverage industry

22. helmikuuta 2021 A challenge accelerated by the Coronavirus pandemic has seen producers having to juggle between longer term range proliferation centred on consumer demands, and range (SKU’s) reduction caused by retailers and consumers rapidly changing buying habits. Companies that break new ground by using innovative technologies not only gain agility but also reduce scrap, contamination risk, waste and losses.

Novio Packaging reaches new levels of quality with machine vision

12. tammikuuta 2021 Inline quality inspection ensures defect-free production of bottles

Unique high-speed seed counting and packing solution by Micron Milling

22. lokakuuta 2020 Overcoming the challenge of accuracy for a large retail group

Automated fish filleting solution ensures quality and cost efficiency at Seafood Parlevliet

01. syyskuuta 2020 Raw brined herring is an acquired taste and holds a special place in many Dutch people’s hearts. Combined with a sprinkling of raw onions, many say that taking a big bite of the herring vertically, holding onto the tail of the fish is the only right way to eat it. However, this poses special requirements during the filleting process, as the tail of the fish needs to be preserved, in addition to demanding quality requirements.

Collaborative robots enhance productivity at CLECA

06. elokuuta 2020 Palletizing process automated with OMRON TM12 cobots

Factory automation: four tips for the future of food & beverage manufacturing

16. heinäkuuta 2020 The coronavirus pandemic has posed major challenges to organisations of all types and sizes. In the food and commodity industry, companies have faced significantly reduced consumption and disrupted supply chains, while at-home consumption increased, and out-of-home consumption came near to a standstill. But how can manufacturers adapt their business strategies and production processes both now and in the longer term? The pandemic may provide an opportunity for rethinking outdated processes and procedures and enhancing them with concepts such as innovative robotics, sensor technology and holistic automation strategies.

Automation with robotics increases production by 40% at BOLÇİ

28. toukokuuta 2020 Turkish chocolate manufacturer BOLÇİ needed to meet its promise of delivering chocolate products that are ‘untouched by human hand’. Omron and Innovas joined forces to commission a line of three Omron robots in the packaging section of the factory’s production line, with the aim of enhancing production quality and reducing labour costs.

Autonomous bin picking with a collaborative mobile robot

16. lokakuuta 2019 Our TM collaborative robot provides a unique solution to easily automate applications such as picking and packing that, traditionally performed by humans, have been challenging to automate. As part of the TM series launch, we also released a mobile-compatible model, which seamlessly integrates into Omron’s LD series autonomous mobile robot. Combined with a 3D vision camera mounted directly onto the collaborative robot, this enables for example e-commerce companies to automate more complex tasks. This includes pick and place of various items onto a tray or container, as well as connecting production processes with the autonomous mobile robots for flexible manufacturing and materials handling.

Barcodes: keeping track of product quality

02. lokakuuta 2019 For many years, barcode technology has proved to be an economical and flexible identification technology. It has continued to develop and as a result, 1D and 2D codes (such as Datamatrix) are now used almost universally. Their versatility have made them a popular choice for streamlining many key supply chain processes, including production, logistics and item traceability.