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Man and machine in perfect harmony
05/08/2024
At Steffen-Ris in Switzerland, over 9 million potato sacks are packed for wholesalers annually. In the past, each employee handled more than 11 tons of potatoes every day. However, everything changed when a FANUC robot joined the packing department, providing much-needed assistance to the team. Productivity increased, up to 24 pallets, a significant increase compared to the previous 18 packed by hand.
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