The disadvantages of manual palletizing of cooperative palletizing robot are pointed out: the palletizing form is irregular, the palletizing is often reversed, and there are potential safety hazards. In the loading process, due to the irregular stacking form, the loading capacity is low and the transportation cost is high. Low stacking efficiency and high labor cost.

Many people have only a general understanding of stackers. They believe that the stacker is a simple mechanical equipment used for handling and stacking goods. In fact, the stacker is not just a simple mechanical equipment. Many production workshops have palletizing robots to load, unload and stack goods. The use of palletizing robots is several times more efficient than traditional labor, but it can also reduce the human cost of enterprises.

Compared with ordinary mechanical palletizer, the palletizing robot has the advantages of high efficiency, low failure rate and convenient maintenance, so it is widely used. The main task of palletizing robot control technology is to control the movement position, posture and trajectory, operation sequence and action time of industrial robot in the workspace. Now let's talk about the control technology of the stacking robot.

Now, more and more enterprises use automatic stackers. It is worth noting that there are many skills to understand and master in the process of using automatic stackers.

With the rapid development and optimization of automatic machines, palletizing robots are gradually applied.

The stacking manipulator has a material stacking sequence and arrangement setter, which simulates some action functions of the hand and arm. According to fixed procedures, it can automatically and neatly stack packaged goods of different sizes on pallets or production lines. Stacking manipulator can replace manual labor, realize mechanization and automation of production, operate in dangerous environment, and protect personal safety.

This is the well-known "Turing test" in the field of artificial intelligence. Turing predicted that computers would pass this test at the end of the 20th century. In fact, it was not until 2014 that the artificial intelligence software Eugene Gustmann passed the Turing test for the first time.

Why do enterprises need to purchase automatic stackers? Is it simply because the equipment can be automated, making handling and palletizing easier?