Cartesian Handling
Cartesian handling is based on linear movements along orthogonal axes (X, Y, Z): a precise and repeatable solution for pick-and-place operations, often simpler to program and integrate than an anthropomorphic robot when the task does not require full flexibility.
Precision and Repeatability
Movements along linear axes guarantee consistent positioning, cycle after cycle, even at high speeds.
Simplified Programming
Operation on orthogonal axes makes programming more intuitive compared to more complex robotic solutions.
Easy Line Integration
It fits into pre-defined spaces, working alongside existing packaging or quality control phases.
Automated Assembly Cells
An automated assembly cell combines multiple workstations (handlers, feeding systems, quality controls) into a single cell capable of assembling the product without manual intervention. We design each cell based on the specific assembly cycle, integrating the most suitable technologies for the product being handled.
Integrated and Autonomous Cell
It brings together feeding, handling, and control into a single cell, reducing manual steps between phases.
Scalable to the Production Cycle
The number of stations and their configuration adapt to the complexity of the product to be assembled.
Easy Line Integration
It fits into pre-defined spaces, working alongside existing packaging or quality control phases.
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