Mujin
Automate 2024 attendees were able to see demonstrations of Mujin's new user interfaces for palletizing and build their own bin picking systems in a simulated environment.
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Mujin
Automate 2024 attendees were able to see demonstrations of Mujin's new user interfaces for palletizing and build their own bin picking systems in a simulated environment.
Robot controller developer Mujin recently featured the latest enhancements to its MujinController at Automate 2024 in booth 4636. The trade show is being held May 6-9 at the McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago, Illinois. Attendance is free.
A3 said this year’s show is the biggest yet, featuring more than 365,000 square feet of exhibit space, over 800 exhibitors, and an expected 30,000 registrants, with learning and networking opportunities. Attendees will be able to see the latest in robotics, machine vision, artificial intelligence (AI), and motion control.
Mujin said its MujinController utilizes machine learning intelligence and digital twin technology to give robotic systems real-time decision making abilities that enables autonomous, reliable, and production-capable robot applications.
Visitors could schedule personal demonstrations of the newly launched MujinPack palletizing user interface, as well as Mujin’s bin picking user interface. MujinPack can automatically generate pallet patterns within a SKU-based library, which the company said supports editing, maintaining, and exporting for multi-site management of palletizers.
Also at Automate, in the Mujin Experience Center, users and integrators can build their own bin picking systems in a simulated environment to learn how simple it can be to deploy complex picking tasks.
“With the MujinController platform, integrators can build complex robotics solutions that solve real-world challenges for warehouses and manufacturing facilities more efficiently, effectively, and with shorter project timelines,” said Josh Cloer, Mujin director of sales. “Auto-generating pallet patterns and keeping a library of SKUs across multiple production sites is a game changer for end users managing multiple systems across various locations. End-of-line palletizing is one of the fastest growing markets within manufacturing, and this new user interface offers a new way to more efficiently build and manage your palletizing cells.”
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