Iran-Made Smart Industrial Robots Used in Production Lines
8:05 - November 20, 2024

Iran-Made Smart Industrial Robots Used in Production Lines

TEHRAN (ANA)- Iranian specialists at a knowledge-based company succeeded in producing a smart industrial robot capable of working in production lines, pharmaceutical and chemical lines, clean rooms and places where human presence is not possible.
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“The robot can be applied in the production lines, pharmaceutical lines, cosmetic lines, food industry and for manufacturing industrial parts, where the role of the robot is to move the parts in the production lines,” Alireza Norouzian, the managing director of the knowledge-based company, told ANA.

“Also, this robot can be used in pharmaceutical and chemical lines, clean rooms and places where human presence is not possible to move, pack and assemble,” he explained.

“Based on the customer's order and needs, we manufacture a personalized robot between 45 and 60 days. Moving for packing, assembling parts and sorting parts are the main features of this industrial robot,” Norouzian said.

“The industrial robot is medium-sized and covers a radius of 60 cm. Also the degree of freedom of the smart industrial robots is 4,” he added.

In a relevant development last year, another knowledge-based company in Iran had made an advanced and practical product in the postal industry which smartly carries postal packages based on size, weight, barcode, and reading destination information.

“The robot enjoy the capability to lift a shelf weighing 300 kilograms and deliver the package to the desired location by routing. By reading the corresponding barcode registered on the shipment, the device transfers it to the desired gate,” Mehdi Rasekh, the managing director of the knowledge-based ‘Ideh Pardazan Nazer Avval Keifiat’ company told ANA.

He noted that all parts of the robot have been manufactured indigenously.

“Also, Crossport is one of the most advanced sorters presented by our knowledge-based company at the post exhibition. These sorters enjoy the ability to sort 10,000 to 15,000 packages per hour based on size and weight,” Rasekh said.

“The device moves like a train and it scans the package, reads the dimensions, weight, and barcode. Then it finds its destination information and unloads it in a special gate,” he added.

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