With the development trend of scientific and technological artificial intelligence, in industry, cooperative palletizing robots will undertake more and more tasks in industrial production, leading to industrial robots competing for jobs with people. At this stage, industrial palletizing robots and people have their own advantages. The palletizing robot is warmly welcomed by companies and enterprises for its advantages of reducing cost, strict management, high production efficiency, and high security. However, there are also some shortcomings and deficiencies on the premise, such as maintainability, lack of imagination, stability of safe operation, diversity of layout, etc.

The definition of collaboration is more widely used in industrial scenarios. The cooperative mobile palletizing robot has replaced and improved the existing industrial robots, and has become the leading technology genre in the robot field with its higher safety factor, reliability and human coordination ability.

With the development of automation technology, people pay more and more attention to the automatic and efficient production mode.

With the development of science and technology and the shortage of labor force, many factories and workshops choose unmanned full-automatic palletizer robot for automatic palletizing, which not only saves costs, but also improves production efficiency. The automatic palletizing robot usually palletizes the bags, boxes, barrels and other materials on the production line to the hauling line according to the instructions set at the end of the production line. Finally, it is stored in the warehouse with a forklift.

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.

For an old bird in the automation industry, a senior mechanic, and an electrician, selecting a suitable "robot" may be a simple task. But for those designers or factories who are ready to purchase and import robots for the first time, there may be some confusion.

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.

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.