6 River Systems
New accessories for Chuck
At INDUSTRIAL production + handling, 6 River Systems (6RS) will be presenting the latest version of its collaborative, mobile picking robot Chuck.
The Cobot is part of the flexible fulfillment solution and requires no additional infrastructure, is compatible with any warehouse management or ERP system and can be integrated into any warehouse layout in just a few weeks. The Mobile Sort, Fast Lane and Packout modules are new. The all-in-one picking and sorting solution Mobile Sort enables intelligent, multi-level picking and consolidation. Employees can use it to process the entire order from batch picking to sorting or transport it to other areas of a warehouse. The fast lane system fits into the manual picking process and increases fulfillment performance. The robotic gripper arm has a picking capacity of 300 products per hour. The goods can be automatically removed from up to eight different containers and placed in the load carriers on the autonomously approaching chucks. The new Packout system increases the handling capacity at goods issue: by scanning the articles or containers, Packout initiates the packaging and subsequent dispatch - including label printing. as
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