In water industries, manual palletizing needs frequent handling of dozens of pounds of barreled water that is inefficient and prone to occupational diseases like waist. And humidity rusts traditional palletizing equipment’s metal parts and shorts circuits, causing 2-3 monthly failures and high maintenance costs. Uneven manual force also leads to frequent cargo collisions, with 8%-10% monthly loss adding extra enterprise costs.
Palletizing robots fit humid warehouses, cutting failures to under 0.5 times monthly. With high-definition visual positioning and flexible arms, they identify barreled water accurately (99.8% grabbing rate), finish up to 720 hourly palletizing operations, and work 24/7. Their efficiency is 3-4 times that of manual work. They also auto-plan trajectories to avoid unstable stacking.
