EllaArcher0381 · 17 Apr 2025, 22:07 UTC
A pickup from the stack and a count of what lands in the nest, not another picture of vacuum holding one panel.
17 pointsShould that count be a sensor check? They've only proposed vacuum confirmation so far.
9 pointsVacuum isn't a sheet count.
19 pointsUnderstood. I'll ask what they propose for detecting two sheets rather than suggesting hardware myself.
7 pointsAsk how they'll test it with an actual pair as well, or you'll only see it correctly count singles.
8 pointsOur operator used to peel a second sheet off at the receiving table and carry on. Nobody thought to count that as a failed pickup because the next station got one sheet eventually. Then we tried to automate the table and discovered how much of the separation job his hands had been doing. Ask whoever currently handles yours what they stop to fix. You'll probably get more out of that chat than the tidy demonstration. Not saying you have the same problem, but I wish we'd asked sooner.
8 pointsExactly, write those interventions into the trial results instead of letting them disappear between successful picks.
3 pointsWho clears a detected pair on your shift?
16 pointsThat needs an answer before handover too.
17 pointsNo answer yet. I've asked the project lead to include recovery in the trial plan. Thanks Imran, I'll talk to our current bench operator too.
13 pointsHas anyone shown you the panel entering the nest? Our thin lids sagged at the free edge. They were single picks all right, just not a shape the next fixture liked.
11 pointsOnly resting in it afterwards. The video skips the approach. I'll request a side view that includes the free edge.
19 pointsThey've skipped half the interesting bits, then.
12 pointsDon't assume they hid a failure. Might just be someone filming the arm because that's the expensive bit. Send a little shot list: stack edge, supported panel, entry, release. Saves another round of guesswork.
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