Pick-and-Place Automation
Use robotic handling to transfer supported products between conveyors, machines, containers, or process locations.
Robotic Material Handling
Move Products Through Production With Purpose
DPPS designs robotic material handling systems that coordinate product movement, pick-and-place operations, sorting, routing, and transfer between production processes. Each system is engineered around the product, equipment layout, required handling sequence, controls, safety, and production goals.
Product Flow
Automation Around the Way Your Product Moves
Material handling connects individual machines and production operations into a coordinated process. The challenge is not simply moving an item from one point to another, but controlling how it is detected, picked, oriented, transferred, sorted, and delivered to the next operation.
DPPS combines robotics, conveyors, sensors, controls, operator interfaces, and application-specific engineering to create material handling systems around that complete flow.
Applications
Common Robotic Material Handling Applications
Sorting Automation
Detect and route products according to the logic and destination requirements of the application.
Product Transfer
Coordinate robotic and conveyor movement between production stages.
Product Orientation
Position products for the handling or processing requirements of downstream equipment.
Packaging Handling
Move products into or through packaging-related operations where robotic handling is appropriate.
Coordinated Controls
Integrated Controls for Coordinated Product Flow
Reliable material handling depends on communication between robots, conveyors, sensors, PLC logic, operator interfaces, and the surrounding production equipment.
DPPS brings those layers together so product movement operates as one coordinated application instead of a collection of independent machines.
Robotics
Coordinate robotic motion and product handling around the required production sequence.
PLC & HMI
Connect control logic and operator interaction across the material handling application.
Sensors & Detection
Detect product presence and position to support consistent handling decisions.
Conveyors
Coordinate product movement between robotic operations and production equipment.
Safety
Integrate guarding, safety devices, interlocks, and application logic.
Production Information
Make available system status and production information for operators and teams.
System Architecture
From One Robotic Cell to Integrated Automation
A material handling project may begin with a single robotic operation or extend across multiple production stages. DPPS designs both standalone cells and integrated systems around the actual production requirement.
Standalone
A focused robotic operation serving a defined material handling task.
Integrated
Multiple handling and control operations coordinated around the larger manufacturing process.
Dedicated Solutions
Specialized Pallet Handling Applications
Robotic Palletizing
Automatically build pallet loads from production output.
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Robotic Depalletizing
Automatically unload palletized products into the production process.
Explore Robotic DepalletizingHave a Product Handling Challenge?
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