Assembly

Part Handling: Automated systems use robotic arms or conveyors to pick up and move individual parts or components from one location to another.

Part Feeding: Parts are supplied to the assembly line using automated feeders, ensuring a continuous and smooth flow of components.

Assembly Operations: Specialized machines and robots are programmed to carry out specific assembly tasks, such as fastening screws, welding, gluing, or snapping parts together.

Quality Control: Automated assembly systems often incorporate sensors and cameras to perform real-time quality checks, ensuring that each product meets the required standards.

Error Detection: Advanced algorithms and sensors are employed to detect any errors or defects during the assembly process, allowing for immediate adjustments or removal of faulty products.

Packaging and Sorting: After completion, automated systems can package the finished products and sort them based on various criteria, preparing them for distribution.