Industrial robots in the food industry

The application of industrial robots in food mainly focuses on several types: packaging robots, picking robots, palletizing robots, and processing robots. At present, food industry robots have been developed, such as canned robots, automatic lunch robots and cutting beef robots.

Food products tend to be more refined and diversified, with fewer varieties of large-volume products, and more varieties and small batches of products are becoming mainstream. Most of the packaging work of domestic food production plants, especially the arrangement and assembly of more complicated packaging items, is basically manual operation, and it is difficult to ensure the uniformity and stability of the packaging, which may cause pollution to the packaged products. The application of robots can effectively avoid these problems. By integrating many high technologies such as sensor technology, artificial intelligence and robot manufacturing, the robot system can automatically adapt to various changes in product processing and truly realize intelligent control.

Automated solutions maximize efficiency by minimizing downtime, increasing flexibility and eliminating the risk of contamination. Therefore, food industry customers need the highest performance robotic solutions. Danbach robots are able to perform all tasks such as upstream processing, sorting, packaging, and end palletizing.