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Of course it does not. We just add scanners in up down left and right of the conveyor. Never touching the package.
by whatever1 1y ago
Of course it does not. We just add scanners in up down left and right of the conveyor. Never touching the package.
- bjoli 1y agoThis was my solution as well. Why even have a robot? Give me a conveyor belt, some cameras and a moderately powerful SBC and I think I could probably manage a system that does one package a second with a fallback for humans to process what can't be processed by the machine.
- aDyslecticCrow 1y agoThe Boston robot is for packing boxes on and off the conveyor; like a transport car. And it helps having a few degrees of freedom to do that effectively. If it's just checking or adding labels, it's silly to even use that.