Selected Scenarios · Automotive Manufacturing
Automotive SPS Sorting and Line Feeding
Part recognition, intelligent picking, tray buffering, AGV coordination and precision line feeding for selected automotive workflows.
Business Context
Sequenced part supply requires accurate picking and line feeding across changing vehicle configurations.
Operational Challenge
The robot must identify parts, avoid damage, coordinate with AGVs and adapt to workstation height and rapid changeover.
System Configuration
ANIGON FA-L, part recognition, compliant grasping, tray buffer and AGV interface.
Deployment Conditions
Approved part families, configured tray locations, mapped routes and line integration.
Workflow
- Part Recognition
- Intelligent Picking
- Tray Buffering
- AGV Coordination
- Adaptive Workstation Height
- Damage-Free Grasping
- Precision Line Feeding
- Rapid Changeover
Core technology
- FAM
- Compliant Grasping
- AGV Coordination
- Enterprise Integration
Measured value
Measured value is defined by part family, sequence accuracy, damage criteria and line cycle.
Sequenced supply
The robot recognizes the required part, selects an approved grasp and coordinates with tray buffers and AGV movement. Adaptive height and force control support placement at line-side workstations.