Ding Yujian, Sales Director of Atomrobot in the North China region, was invited to attend and share the keynote report on “Parallel and Collaborative Stacking Robots Assist in Upgrading the Rear Package Production Line”. It indicates that digital transformation and upgrading have become one of the future development trends of the traditional Chinese medicine industry. In view of this, he elaborated on the pain points, directions, and paths faced by the digital transformation of the pharmaceutical intelligent manufacturing industry, and provided a detailed introduction to the application of automation solutions for Atomrobot parallel robots and collaborative palletizing robots. At the same time, he summarized classic cases and explored with everyone how automated packaging can help enterprises optimize costs, enhance value, and develop brands.
Application
Unlike other industries, the pharmaceutical industry requires high temperature, high pressure, cooling and other conditions in some drug production processes, resulting in high safety risks and stricter drug hygiene and quality control. The traditional manual operation mode and drug production equipment are no longer able to meet the needs of industry development. Realizing full process automation to ensure that the drug production process meets comprehensive goals such as compliance with regulations, safety, efficiency, and environmental protection is an inevitable trend in the development of the pharmaceutical industry.
In this context, the demand for automation supporting equipment related to the front-end and back-end production of drugs has correspondingly increased.
The Atomrobot parallel robot developed and designed for light and scattered materials has gradually become an indispensable “capable worker” in modern pharmaceutical production, along with collaborative palletizing robots, as an efficient and precise automated production tool. Typical applications include particle bag insertion into the slot, medication board stacking, large infusion packaging, penicillin bottle holder, pillow bag placement, oral liquid packaging, reagent product stacking, etc.
