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Wireless Technology


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Extruded heatsinks  wide range of standard products  time-optimized, automatical stock- keeping for shorter delivery times


 customer specified millings  lot size optimized production various surface types


 special profile according to your demand


Wireless charging enables automated intermediate charging of the manipulator at pick or work stations


shortest pauses of a few seconds can be used to supply energy. This makes 24/7 continuous operation of mobile manipulators possible for the first time.


Further advantages are:


 In contrast to conventional energy solutions with plug-in or sliding connections, the inductive battery charging system is a closed system without mechanical contacts. It works without component wear and therefore guarantees maintenance-free continuous operation.


 As no abrasion can occur on the charging contacts, MoMas can for the first time also perform handling tasks in critical clean room environments such as explosion-proof areas (EX), pharmaceuticals, laboratories or semiconductor production.


 Due to the high positioning tolerance, the factory navigation accuracy of all common AMRs is sufficient to ensure the positioning of the autonomous mobile robot at the charging point. Short circuits due to inaccurate positioning, which occur with contact chargers, are ruled out.


OMRON relies on Wiferion The Wiferion system is designed to offer an elegant solution that makes MoMas economical. Among others, OMRON, the solution provider for companies that need


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to quickly find a way to automate material handling tasks performed by humans, relies on it. OMRON provides all the key components that make up a MoMa - the AMR, the cobot, the programmable logic controller (PLC) that controls both the AMR and the cobot, and the various sensors and user interfaces (HMIs) that are attached to the MoMa system depending on the application. Wiferion supplies the important additional component: the power supply. The Wiferion system enables the contactless charging that OMRON’s customers in the semiconductor and cleanroom industries require and also provides the increased uptime needed in all production and storage facilities.


Conclusion


With the Wireless Power Kit, MoMas increase the quality and speed of processes and help companies to react quickly to changing market conditions. Employees can be relieved of undemanding and repetitive tasks and concentrate on value-adding tasks. Through inductive charging, Wiferion’s battery solution enables 24/7 continuous operation and at the same time opens up the use of MoMas for additional activities and industries, such as the pharmaceutical industry and semiconductor production.


www.wiferion.com Components in Electronics July/August 2024 15 For more details


please check our website: www.fischerelektronik.de/en/sk


Fischer Elektronik GmbH & Co. KG


Nottebohmstr. 28 58511 Lüdenscheid GERMANY


Phone +49 2351 435 - 0 Telefax +49 2351 45754 service@fischerelektronik.de


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