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Why did the robot stop? · Part 4 of 8
Every system on an automated floor was bought because it is the best at its own job, and each of them keeps playing its own match. The best player in every position, and no coach.
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Why did the robot stop? · Part 3 of 8
A robot learns its site once, and the site keeps changing, from your own floor, from your suppliers and from your customers. Nobody tells the robot, and when it stops, nobody tells the operator why either.
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Why did the robot stop? · Part 2 of 8
The robot that stopped at the start of the shift knew exactly why. It said so in its own words, in a place nobody on the floor was looking.
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Why did the robot stop? · Part 1 of 8
Why is it so hard to understand your robots? A robot stops in an aisle, and everyone on site sees a true piece of it, but nobody sees the whole. What a warehouse lacks is someone who hears all its players at once.
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Ask three people whether a robot was down yesterday and you get three answers. How the standards split equipment time, and how ROCO counts it.