Assembly Line Discrete manufacturing Electronics 
Control Engineering
JANUARY 15, 2023
Empowering a robot to ‘see’ allows it to precisely and consistently differentiate, pick, sort, move, weld or assemble various parts no matter their complexity. For instance, a multiple-step manual welding task on an automobile assembly line might take ten ‘blind’ robots to perform since each part must be mounted in place before every weld.
Control Engineering
JUNE 12, 2023
Capturing manual assembly data Silicon Valley startup Invisible AI helps manufacturers digitally capture data from manual assembly lines to provide valuable insights and drive improvements. You may have 20 or 50 cameras on a line, all communicating with each other, all on the same local network. Watch a demo.
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Control Engineering
AUGUST 4, 2023
Previous efforts to automate this process have relied largely on automating the assembly line with one sample per chip moving through the entire data collection process. Conventional materials research requires a researcher to prepare a sample and then go through multiple steps to test each sample using different instruments.
Control Engineering
AUGUST 28, 2023
The introduction updates electronics of CMMT units with the latest components that are easier to obtain than older ones and helps to eliminate supply chain woes, as well as improving performance and reliability. These assembly lines incorporate up to 20 handling gantries. CMMT-AS-MP compact AC servo drives are rated up to 6kW.
ATS
MARCH 13, 2025
Share Discrete manufacturing involves creating products by assembling individual, tangible parts. These parts are assembled in a specific sequence to produce the desired result. The production lines in discrete manufacturing produce products that are similar but not identical.
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