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On October 13, humanoid robots accurately placed automotive components onto production line workstations.
Recently, an automotive parts manufacturing enterprise located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, deployed nearly 20 humanoid robots to "take up posts" and undertake loading and unloading operations on the production line.
Relying on its own production line and computing power resources, the enterprise successfully integrated the robots into its existing production line after tens of thousands of training cycles.
Currently, the production takt time for loading and unloading work is between 20 and 25 seconds.
Photo by China News Service reporter Wu Junyi.
On October 13, humanoid robots operating in coordination with the production line.
Photo by China News Service reporter Wu Junyi.
On October 13, after a vacant position appeared on the production line for parts, humanoid robots relied on robotic arms to precisely complete the part replenishment operation.
Photo by China News Service reporter Wu Junyi.
On October 13, humanoid robots grasped automotive components about to be sent into the production line.
Photo by China News Service reporter Wu Junyi.
On October 13, humanoid robots used custom robotic arms adapted for automotive components to complete the grasping operation.
Photo by China News Service reporter Wu Junyi.
On October 13, two humanoid robots simultaneously carried out operations at the front end of the production line.
Photo by China News Service reporter Wu Junyi.
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