Applications of industrial robots:

1. Application in palletizing

In terms of palletizing in various factories, robots with extremely high automation are widely used. Manual palletizing is labor-intensive and labor-intensive. Employees not only need to bear huge pressure, but also have low work efficiency. The handling robot can carry out efficient sorting and handling according to the characteristics of the handling objects and the place where the handling objects are classified, on the basis of keeping the shape and the properties of the objects unchanged, so that the packing equipment can complete hundreds of pieces per hour. palletizing tasks. It plays an important role in the unloading of materials on the production line and the handling of containers. 

2. Application in welding

Welding robots are mainly responsible for welding work, and different industrial types have different industrial needs, so common welding robots are spot welding robots, arc welding robots, laser robots, etc. The automobile manufacturing industry is the most widely used industry for welding robots. It has incomparable advantages in welding difficulty, welding quantity, and welding quality. 

3. Application in assembly

In industrial production, the assembly of parts is a huge amount of work and requires a lot of labor. The former manual assembly has been gradually replaced by industrial robots due to its high error rate and low efficiency. The research and development of assembly robots combines a variety of technologies, including communication technology, automatic control, optical principles, and microelectronics technology. According to the assembly process, R&D personnel write appropriate programs and apply them to specific assembly work. The biggest feature of the assembly robot is high installation precision, high flexibility and high durability. Because the assembly work is complicated and delicate, we choose assembly robots for the installation of electronic parts and fine automotive parts. 

4. Application in detection

Robots have additional capabilities in multiple dimensions. It can replace the work of staff in special positions, such as detection in high-risk areas such as nuclear pollution areas, toxic areas, nuclear pollution areas, and high-risk unknown areas. There are also places that humans cannot reach specifically, such as the detection of diseased parts of patients, the detection of industrial defects, and the detection of life at earthquake relief sites.