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More access to automation
17 April 2013
In conjunction with the drive by the British Automation and Robot Association (BARA) on behalf of UK Government, CKF Systems has developed a low cost robotic packing system designed to increase the takeup of automation within British industry.

In conjunction with the drive by the
British Automation and Robot
Association (BARA) on behalf of UK
Government, CKF Systems has
developed a low cost robotic packing
system designed to increase the takeup
of automation within British
industry.
The system is aimed at SMEs where there has been a reluctance to embrace such technologies, providing them with a user-friendly and flexible operation to reduce production costs through improved efficiencies and quality control. Designed around a standard robot cell with integrated product and case handling interfaces, the system is designed to enable more UK businesses to compete more effectively at home and internationally. "Our ready-made, low cost robotic packing system doesn't require highly skilled operators, it is easily maintained and utilises a relatively small area of any shop floor," explains Ian Schofield at CKF Systems.
The system is aimed at SMEs where there has been a reluctance to embrace such technologies, providing them with a user-friendly and flexible operation to reduce production costs through improved efficiencies and quality control. Designed around a standard robot cell with integrated product and case handling interfaces, the system is designed to enable more UK businesses to compete more effectively at home and internationally. "Our ready-made, low cost robotic packing system doesn't require highly skilled operators, it is easily maintained and utilises a relatively small area of any shop floor," explains Ian Schofield at CKF Systems.
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