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Robot Hands: Precision Assembly & Industry

Mounted on cobots to grip, assemble, and hand off parts. Electric two-finger grippers are already in everyday use; multi-finger hands start with PoCs for irregular parts and tool handling.

Core functions
  • Gripping and assembly with controlled position, speed, and force
  • Self-locking on power loss to prevent drops
  • Irregular-part grasping and tool use with multi-finger hands (PoC)
Customer value
  • Grip force matched to each part prevents scratches, deformation, and drops
  • Changeovers by parameter change, with fewer jig swaps
  • Test automation of steps that only human hands could do
Check before deploying
  • Part shape, weight, and material, plus required stroke and grip force
  • Compatibility with the cobot's interface (Modbus, I/O, etc.)

Selected Robots

Hand-picked for this work, with the reason each one fits. "PoC" marks robots to validate in a limited trial first.

Overseas Cases

Piston-pin loading on an engine line (China)

SiteWeichai engine production line
Scale1 unit
Payback1.5 years

A custom internal-expanding gripper with vision automates sorting, gripping, flipping, and feeding of mixed piston pins.

What this replaces, by industry

Which step and task this maps to in each industry's process flow. Open the line for the whole flow, or ▼ for the task list.

Electronics & Semiconductors:SMT Board Assembly to Final Product Line at an Electronics Plant

1 task

Apparel & Sewing:Garment Factory Cutting-to-Packing Line

1 task

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