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About usMOS Robotics (a subsidiary of MOS Consult)

• Established in 2007 as MOS Consult – imos AG software partner

• Own furniture factory – Correct Style since 1997

• Now converted to an innovation center

• HOMAG software partner since 2012

• HOMAG SSP since 2019

• KUKA integrator since 2017

Furniture experience

• Producing furniture since more than 20 years

• Software projects worldwide together with imos AG

• Many automation projects with HOMAG in Asia and North America


Innovation CenterEquipment

• EDGETEQ S-390

• LOOPTEQ O-300

• DRILLTEQ V-200 and V-500

Robotic cells

• KUKA loading of the DRILLTEQ machines

• KUKA loading of the EDGETEQ cell

• Packing with 2 x KUKA Robots – parts placementsin a running package


robotic_Show Highlights

• Drilling cell two different drilling machines fully autonomous

• Edging cell one robot to load and offload the edge banding cell

• Packing line part placing in running cardboard packages with multiple robots


Drilling with two different DRILLTEQsFeatures

• DRILLTEQ V-200 and V-500

• Laser part detection – 0.3 mm accuracy at part picking, 0.00 mm accurate at part loading

• Laser scan takes 6 seconds per part

• Multiple stacks of parts on one pallet

• Part unstick control

• Random pallets loading

• Barcode scan

• Remaining time estimation in real time

Software technology

• Machine communication

• Special production list cleanup developed

• woodScan integration

• ERP and MES Feedback and Reporting interfaces

• CAD import

• Own SQL database

• Detailed PowerBi statistics and analysis in real time


Edge banding made easyBusiness case

• An idea generated by the HOMAG Edge banding BU

• Automation of non-automated edge banders

• Edging programs definition without woodBase controlled machines

Features

• Mass production pallet loading

• Camera for next throughfeed evaluation

• 100% accuracy at part loading

• No special hardware or infeed devices required

Software technology

• MMR and MES interfaces

• Tapio ready – working on it

• Wearable devices ready


Packing line


Business case

• Packing of multiple furniture components

• Part insertion in a running cardboard

Features

• Packing of multiple furniture components

• Part insertion in a running cardboard

• 8 Robots used in the 2nd phase of the project

• Part positioning and coordinates in the package by our packing optimization

• Pallet positioning visualization dashboard

• Calculation of the estimated time remaining

• Operators loading warning

Other automation solutions of ours

• Drilling cell up to 4 DRILLTEQ machines with one robot

• Edging and drilling cell one robot to service both machines

• Sorting cell sorting of furniture components


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yssA5cV0wHM

Drilling with multiple DRILLTEQ machinesFeatures

• Up to 4 DRILLTEQ V-200 machines can be connected

• Laser part detection – 0.3 mm accuracy at part picking, 0.00 mm accurate at part loading

• Laser scan takes 6 seconds per part

• Multiple stacks of parts on one pallet

• Part unstick control

• Random pallets loading

• Barcode scan

• Remaining time estimation in real time

Software technology

• Machine communication

• Special production list cleanup developed

• woodScan integration

• ERP and MES Feedback and Reporting interfaces

• CAD import

• Own SQL database

• Detailed PowerBi statistics and analysis in real time


Edge banding and drillingBusiness case

• An idea generated by the HOMAG Edge banding BU

• Automation of non-automated edge banders

• Edging programs definition without woodBase controlled machines

Features

• Mass production pallet loading

• Camera for next throughfeed evaluation

• 100% accuracy at part loading

• No special hardware or infeed devices required

Software technology

• MMR and MES interfaces

• Tapio ready – working on it

• Wearable devices ready


Sorting cell – ongoing projectBusiness case

• Sorting of furniture components before packing

• Sequenced part outfeed to multiple packing stations

• Small parts (60 x 12 mm)

• Big parts (2900 x 1300 mm)

• One robot supplying parts to 4 transport devices


Features

• Modes – Order, article, package based sorting

• Part location and identification

• Scanning and automatic sorting location assignment

• Capacity overview and “overflooding” warning

robotic_show 2019

• 4th of December 2019

• MOS Robotics Innovation Center in Varna

• Speakers: imos, HOMAG, KUKA

• Drilling, edging and packing – fully autonomous

• All supported by a smart factory driven byimos and Controller MES


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