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Aug 10, 2023

Mitsubishi Electric Automation to Debut 3D Bin Picking Multi

See it at PACK EXPO Las Vegas, Booth # C-2508! Mitsubishi Electric Automation will demonstrate its 3D bin picking robot demo that’s ideal for automating packaging processes. This content was written

See it at PACK EXPO Las Vegas, Booth # C-2508! Mitsubishi Electric Automation will demonstrate its 3D bin picking robot demo that’s ideal for automating packaging processes.

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In addition to the Factory Automation Wall, showcasing Mitsubishi Electric’s complete line of factory automation products, a new 3D bin picking robot demo will be presented. Collision avoidance and dynamic path planning from Realtime Robotics Inc. with the newly added 3D Vision from SICK, Inc., will show collision management in a 3-robot work cell in this demo.

On September 12th at 4 PM in the Central Hall on Stage 3 – (C-2508), Mitsubishi Electric product marketing manager, mechatronics, Patrick Varley, will be presenting on “The Next Evolution of 3D Bin Picking: Multiple Collision-Free Robots.” Alongside Matt Somerville from Realtime Robotics and Nick Longworth from SICK, Varley will discuss how the combination of 3D vision for robotic guidance, dynamic path planning, and collision avoidance can work together to increase throughput and reduce the footprint needed to deploy Mitsubishi Electric robots.