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A system with moving transfer plates! 🍽️ Modular transfer plates that move items in any direction. These systems from Festo give factories something really cool; reconfigurable motion that adapts as layouts or processes change. Because they can route items in multiple directions, you can run inspections, branch flows based... show more
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These have been around for a while, and seem less advanced than Kiva or Exotec imho. Are we even calling this "robotics"?
The idea is cool but why not just make plates with wheels ?
Imagine this as vr treadmill
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You could make a waterpark ride out of this!🌊😎
Checkout the beckhoff ones, they’re magnetic and can also do this upside down. Only reason they don’t recommend this, if power goes out they fall lol
Overkill for standard bulk 3PLs, but an absolute game-changer for high-density urban micro-fulfillment. The floor footprint savings alone justify the price tag. The future of dark stores isn't bigger warehouses—it's smarter active surfaces like this.
In festo we trust
Finally a conveyor that doesn’t just go in a straight line and call it a day. This one has main character energy.
Great example of how intelligent automation can improve factory and warehouse operations. Reconfigurable systems offer incredible flexibility as production needs evolve. 📦🤖
This is oddly satisfying
I literally cannot imagine a single manualgacturing process that would need something like this. Just put things on a conveyor.
Cool idea
Fast moving place, sounds efficient
V cool
This is cool But this wouldn't work at the other edges if those gears arnt aligned right
Wait... this isn't the hotplate for a 3D printer?
Interesting alternative to Beckhoff Xplanar. What’s the pricing like?
Is this how that walking floor that Disney made works?
FESTO rules
It is so coool
