Handling Assistants | SEW-EURODRIVE

The handling assistants are mobile, autonomous and cooperative robots which can be used in many different ways. Whether in production during automated machine loading and unloading or in assembly during the joining process: Thanks to their "Human Robot Cooperation" (HRC) functionality, they support human abilities and considerably reduce physical exertion required of your employees.

Our offer

MAXOLUTION^® handling assistant MAXO-MS-LA001 up to 10 kg payload

Your benefits

Optimum relief
thanks to the integrated robot gripper arms, workers are relieved of physically strenuous work steps
Smooth process sequence
thanks to state-of-the-art navigation, positioning and communication technologies
Fast and wear-free travel
via the MOVITRANS® contactless inductive energy transmission, which can be used as a line cable and for point charging

Description

Highly automated guided vehicle system, on which there is a yellow KUKA robot with gripper arm and control unit, deployed against a white background — Handling assistant (MAXO-MS-HA001) up to 10 kg

Handling assistant (MAXO-MS-HA001) up to 10 kg

Optimized support of human capabilities by means of a mobile, autonomous, cooperative robot
Diverse array of potential uses thanks to a variety of grippers:
- Assembly and joining processes
- Automated machine loading
- Automated machine unloading
Mobile platform for maximum flexibility

Technical data

Dimensions: L = 1000 mm, W = 850 mm, H = 900 mm
Weight: Min. 500 kg
Payload: Max. 10 kg
Speed: Max. 1 m/s
Robot speed: 2 m/s (linear)
Positioning accuracy: +/-2 mm
Lift: –
Power supply: Inductive charging, energy storage unit
Navigation: Inductive/RFID*, optical/RFID*, Gyro-Sensor**, based on QR code camera
Communication: WLAN

*RFID – radio-frequency identification

***Gyro Sensor – Sensor that measures and reacts to the smallest accelerations, rotary movements or position changes

A robot arm assumes physically strenuous work

Mobile handling assistants with different robot gripper arms are used in the Smart Factory to relieve the workload of the staff. They can be used in production in a variety of ways. In the production area, for example, handling assistants with magnetic grippers can assume the physically stressful "reaching into the crate". They thereby remove unsorted unmachined parts and blanks from crates and place them on a feed belt. After machining, another handling assistant collects the finished parts and converts them for the next work step.