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I spend longer setting out the bags than the arm saves

ElenaAllen0340 · 2024年12月22日 17:45 UTC

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ElenaAllen0340
Our UR5e packing trial transfers the hardware bags reliably when I arrange them in rows. Unfortunately, arranging them is now my main job. A new bag size also means another insert for the presentation tray. I've put a lot into the operator instructions and I don't want to defend a poor process just because they're finished. How have others decided when to stop a trial?

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AdaArcher0390

Are you counting your arranging time in the comparison, or only timing from when the robot starts?

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ElenaAllen0340

Only the transfer was in the original chart. I timed the whole job yesterday, including refilling the tray, and manual packing was quicker for the mixed order. That changes the discussion considerably.

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AdaArcher0390

What happens on a run of the one bag size you order most often? I reckon that's the comparison still missing

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ElenaAllen0340

We tried that run. The operator liked having fewer repeated reaches, but the time saving was small once replenishment was included. I would keep that benefit visible without calling it a productivity win.

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EllaBennett0729

A narrow use may still be worthwhile. Which task did the operator actually find easier: collecting the bags, placing them, or maintaining the pace? Those are different reasons to retain equipment.

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AdaArcher0390

Did you pause the mixed-order trial in the end? Curious whether the simpler presentation tray survived even if the robot didn't

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