April 16, 2013, QComp Technologies announced the High Speed Pick & Pack robot, which packs cases in horizontal or vertical package configurations. This fast and flexible system is designed to minimize labor-intensive picking and packing tasks and handle the newest package designs such as stand up pouches. The High Speed Pick & Pack system features a delta style robot with integrated vision. Its scalable approach offers the flexibility for future expansion and because it is pre-engineered it additionally offers a fast project return on investment. The system is available with a six axis robot and stainless steel for wash down applications.
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Qcomp Announces High Speed Pick & Pack robot
Robot packs cases in horizontal or vertical package configurations.
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