【Features】 - Direct printing of barcodes, expiration dates, lot numbers, etc., on cardboard and product boxes - Elimination of human errors such as mistakes in date stamping, label application errors, and misalignment of labels - No need for label paper, providing a cost advantage - Achieves accurate printing tailored to the production line by integrating with production management systems - Easy modification of printing content during product changeovers, smoothly accommodating diverse packaging 【Our Strengths】 We conduct integrated production in-house for automatic machinery, covering design, manufacturing, assembly, and electrical control. We carefully listen to our customers' requests and propose optimal automation solutions based on experience and technology. By manufacturing parts in our own factory, we thoroughly manage quality, cost, and delivery times, allowing us to respond swiftly to sudden design changes and assembly issues. In addition to precise assembly and adjustments by skilled employees, we take responsibility for installation and operational checks at the delivery site.

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■Diamond Saw Cutting Machine (Automatic Pipe Cutting Machine Using Image Processing Technology) The "Chikyu," belonging to the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, has successfully conducted the world's first rare earth mud extraction. Our FA technology is utilized in the important process of "pipe cutting" after the recovery. ■Vacuum Suction Palletizing Robot Since it is necessary to stack items high, it has a longer vertical reach than a standard robotic arm. It automates the heavy labor of lifting and stacking cardboard and other materials using suction cups. ■High-Speed Bulk Picking System Parts stacked randomly are recognized by a 3D sensor and image processing engine, allowing the robot to pick them up at the appropriate angle. ■AI Visual Inspection Integrated Robot By utilizing deep learning for image analysis, it distinguishes scratches, dirt, and foreign matter. Only products that pass inspection are transported to the next process. ■Image Processing × Robot Conventional robotic systems have excelled at performing "repetitive tasks" by moving items in predetermined positions as instructed. By integrating an image processing system (machine vision), robots have gained the "flexibility" to assess their surroundings in real-time.