Design of Robot Single Conveyor Double Sided Multi Layer Handling and Stacking Control System

The robot handling and palletizing control system is widely used in industries such as box packaging processing and logistics. The handling and palletizing control system can assist packaging production lines in achieving rapid handling and palletizing of boxes, facilitating subsequent transportation and processing of boxes. At present, the handling and palletizing control system is mainly aimed at the application of unidirectional palletizing layout in single conveyor production lines. The efficiency of handling and palletizing is low, and its control algorithm is complex, with many repeated trajectories, which makes it difficult to speed up the system operation and has a significant impact on the production and processing output of box bodies. Using robotstudio software, a control system for single conveyor line handling and double-sided multi-layer palletizing based on robot control is designed to meet the needs of real production line box handling and palletizing. By building a structured handling and palletizing control algorithm architecture, simplifying the layout of handling and palletizing workstations, optimizing the handling and palletizing process, the efficiency of robot motion trajectory planning is improved, and problems such as low intelligence level, low production efficiency, and cumbersome robot operation trajectory of handling and palletizing production lines are solved.

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2025-04-18
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3744464.3744491
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Belt Conveyor Systems Engineering
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Design of Robot Single Conveyor Double Sided Multi Layer Handling and Stacking Control System

Honggang Duan, Ming-Hao Wu, Juxin Huang
Belt Conveyor Systems Engineering
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Design of Robot Single Conveyor Double Sided Multi Layer Handling and Stacking Control System

Honggang Duan, Ming-Hao Wu, Juxin Huang
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Abstract

The robot handling and palletizing control system is widely used in industries such as box packaging processing and logistics. The handling and palletizing control system can assist packaging production lines in achieving rapid handling and palletizing of boxes, facilitating subsequent transportation and processing of boxes. At present, the handling and palletizing control system is mainly aimed at the application of unidirectional palletizing layout in single conveyor production lines. The efficiency of handling and palletizing is low, and its control algorithm is complex, with many repeated trajectories, which makes it difficult to speed up the system operation and has a significant impact on the production and processing output of box bodies. Using robotstudio software, a control system for single conveyor line handling and double-sided multi-layer palletizing based on robot control is designed to meet the needs of real production line box handling and palletizing. By building a structured handling and palletizing control algorithm architecture, simplifying the layout of handling and palletizing workstations, optimizing the handling and palletizing process, the efficiency of robot motion trajectory planning is improved, and problems such as low intelligence level, low production efficiency, and cumbersome robot operation trajectory of handling and palletizing production lines are solved.

Weifang University of Science and Technology (CN), Qingdao University of Technology (CN)
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Belt Conveyor Systems Engineering
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