XYZ Robotics’ automated robotic offering tackles the truck (un)loading process in a compact, flexible design. The system can achieve throughput rates of 400 to 1,200 cases per hour and integrates into existing workflows without requiring infrastructure modifications, ensuring operator ease through a user-friendly HMI. At its core are two key MMRs: RockyOne specializes in container loading and unloading, and RockyLight is designed for depalletizing and palletizing. These robots work collaboratively through an extendable roller conveyor system, utilizing SLAM navigation, allowing 360° 3D perception of their surroundings and enabling real-time adjustments. The robots incorporate proprietary computer vision capabilities to autonomously adapt to new case types and execute precise picking. Motion planning ensures efficient and reliable movement for the six-axis robotic arm. The smart gripper ensures stable and accurate lifting, and the digital twin simulation provides an environment for configuration to further streamline the deployment process. XYZ Robotics, Booth N6315
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