[Logistics System Improvement Case] Toyota Mobility Parts Co., Ltd. Ibaraki Branch
Reduce operator burden and sorting errors to achieve high-efficiency sorting!
We would like to introduce a case study on the introduction of the three-dimensional sorting robot system "t-Sort 3D" at the Ibaraki branch of Toyota Mobility Parts Co., Ltd. At this branch, challenges included the physical burden of walking and bending associated with sorting tasks, human errors in sorting, and variations in sorting quantity, time, and accuracy. The introduction of this system has led to a reduction in the physical burden of tasks such as bending and a decrease in sorting errors. [Key Points] - Reduction of approximately 2.5 km of walking and about 500 bending actions per day, alleviating the burden on workers. - Automation of sorting tasks previously performed by workers, significantly reducing sorting errors. - Achieving accurate sorting of the same quality regardless of the experience level of the operator, with simple operation. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【System Overview】 ■Three-Dimensional Sorting Robot System t-Sort 3D *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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