Cartesian robots: simple yet sophisticated packaging automation

Bell Everman packaging line with cartesian linear axis moving cardboard boxes for produce packaging

This box forming line demos how a simple linear axis system can automate a basic packaging operation | Phot Credit: Bell Everman

Packaging operations continue to embrace automation as a way to reduce labor costs and workplace injuries while improving the efficiency and quality of packaged goods. But the use of automation isn’t evenly distributed, with large consumer packaged goods producers running with more automation than smaller packaging firms.

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