From a vertical storage tower to a cutting-tool cabinet: storage where the robot brings the bin to the operator and every pick is recorded.
The rack wall, the bin-handling robot and the operator port in a single İMGE assembly. The operator waits at the port; the requested bin arrives by robot and the material taken is recorded.
The outer body and operator station are designed with a human model for scale; reach and height are checked in the model.
The load the shelves will carry is tested with İMGE's finite element analysis: the panel is meshed, solved with loads and supports, and the displacement shows on a colour map.
In the Sahne model of the SORA demo factory the same tower serves as the tool store; the simulation also accounts for tools travelling from the store to the machines along with the work orders.
SORA demo factory, sample load; not order data.
Drawers that open with a card or QR code; each tool taken is assigned to a person, job and part. Pilots showed up to 30% savings in cutting-tool costs.
See Model A01First-in first-out and expiry tracking in the buffer area; a material request from the line becomes a task for the autonomous carrier.
Autonomous transportTell us about your line and your goal; we'll measure on site and get back to you.
