Get pricing SOLUTIONS — CELL—02 / VISION-GUIDED ARM
For operations that need throughput, not experiments. Industrial arms at 15+ picks per minute with vision-guided accuracy. From $28/hr.
How a picking cell is laid out comes down to line speed and how product arrives. From a single arm over one belt to a tracked multi-arm line, the same managed rate scales with throughput.
BEST FORA defined range at a sustained rate
One vision-guided arm over a single belt. The workhorse layout — handles a defined product range at 15+ picks/min with the smallest footprint.
BEST FORPicking off a moving belt to sorted destinations
The arm tracks product on a moving belt and places to multiple outfeeds — sort by SKU, grade or destination without ever stopping the flow.
BEST FORWhen one arm cannot keep up
Two or more arms in series over the same belt share the pick load, multiplying line rate when a single arm tops out. One managed cell, more hands.
NOT SURE WHICH ROW IS YOURS? We scope it on a 15-min call →
Cobots stall around 8 picks a minute. These arms hold 15+ under full-shift duty — when throughput is non-negotiable, you get the hardware without the CapEx.
The vision system reads variable product position; gripper, path and speed are set for your exact range. It arrives picking your product, not learning it.
Run it hard through peak, pause it when demand drops, swap cells when the product line moves. Hourly rental keeps every option open.
One hourly rate covers the cell and everything that keeps it useful. What's not included is spelled out too — see what's included.
No multi-month procurement cycle. From the first call to the first pallet off your line is weeks, not months — and ARR carries the technical load the whole way.
A 15-minute call to confirm the line, the product and whether rental beats buying. No pitch deck.
We show our cells handling your product — not a demo reel — and hand you an indicative range.
Scope, term and inclusions agreed in writing. What is in the rate is spelled out, and so is what is not.
We program the cell for your product, pallet pattern and changeover rhythm while your engineers stay on their own backlog.
Installed and commissioned in a day or two, integrated with your conveyor or line and run in against your product.
Operator training, then you hit start. The cell runs the shift and the savings begin the same week.
Cobots top out near 8 picks/min and aren’t built for hard, repetitive duty — payload, washdown and full shifts wear them down. Industrial arms sustain 15+ and hold up.
Yes, if geometry, pack variability and switch frequency are scoped early. Tell us the mix and we’ll confirm the fit before you commit.
Yes — the full vision stack is part of the managed cell, not a bolt-on your team integrates later.
SPEC IT — TWO MINUTES, ROUGH IS FINE