Quattro
The Quattro is one of the fastest pick-and-place robots in existence. It can perform over 300 cycles every minute, and when coupled to a vision system, it easily outpaces humans and other robot types at rapid object manipulation.
- Creator
- Year
- 2006
- Country
- United States 🇺🇸
- Categories
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Did you know?
Quattro can execute 300 pick-and-place operations per minute, being capable of packing around 30 chocolate boxes in less than a minute.
History
Adept Technologies originally designed Quattro in 2006, when it was one of its fastest robots. Quattro has received a series of enhancements over the years. Today, it remains one of the most versatile—and fastest—pick-and-place robots ever built. OMRON acquired Adept in 2015.
Specs
- Overview
Capable of handling up to 15-kilogram payloads, with a working XY stroke of 1600 mm, and a Z stroke of 500 mm. Hygienic design with sealed mechanisms for handling primary and secondary food. Fully compatible with Omron Adept suite of Vision tools, as well as Omron Adept's PackXpert software.
- Status
Ongoing
- Year
2006
- Website
- Width
- 130 cm
- Height
- 144 cm (650HS model)
- Length
- 130 cm
- Weight
- 117 kg
- Sensors
Encoders. Cameras/vision systems can be added.
- Actuators
Motors. Electric or pneumatic end effectors can be added.
- Degrees of Freedom (DoF)
- 4
- Materials
Steel and nickel-plated aluminum
- Compute
Omron Adept Smart Controller EX
- Software
ACE (Automation Control Environment) software
- Power
24-V DC power supply and 200-V to 240-V AC power supply
