Solara Automation's customers approach us with a wide range of goals, information, and requirements for custom automated assembly and process machinery. It's worth mentioning that some customers submit extensive RFPs that precisely outline their vision for a new automated cell. In contrast, other clients come to Solara with a specific problem and a clear goal in mind. In this varied landscape of client needs, we stand ready to provide customized solutions that precisely align with the unique objectives of each project. Our reputation is built upon developing innovative solutions to every automation opportunity.
Customers span a wide spectrum of production rates, ranging from dozens to hundreds of parts per minute, reflecting the vast diversity of industries we serve. Furthermore, in light of this diversity, our engineering team's resourcefulness and extensive experience enable them to adeptly determine and implement the most suitable automation solutions to meet each project's unique objectives. As a result, we are well-equipped to deliver solutions that precisely align with the individual requirements of each project, regardless of its scale or complexity.
Moreover, our commitment to providing tailored automation extends to a multitude of markets, including Automotive, Electronics, Consumer, Life Sciences, Industrial, and various other sectors. This extensive market presence underscores our versatility and expertise in delivering custom automation solutions across a range of industries. It solidifies our position as a trusted partner for diverse clients.
Upon gaining a comprehensive understanding of your unique custom automated machinery challenge, our team will be well-equipped. Subsequently, we will craft a solution aligned with your company's objectives. This ensures that our approach is finely tuned to your specific needs, ultimately delivering a solution that meets your goals precisely.
Meeting the highest quality and performance standards in pharmaceutical manufacturing, this fully automated custom machine tending cell feeds a high-speed syringe packaging machine running 24/7. The system also inspects to confirm syringe counts and accumulates packing materials for recycling. Upon receiving customer cartons on pallets into the robotic cell, a Universal Robot, equipped with an ...[more]
Read about our lab demo using a bench mounted IFM OPD100 3D Profiler interacting with the Schunk EGH Collaborative Gripper installed on the UR10e Universal Robot. The application challenge was to establish a way to verify the capacitor type and the correct workpiece orientation for insertion into a fixture. We demonstrate how this setup is ...[more]
Recently, a customer approached Solara Automation with a request for a custom robotic solution, aiming for precision part assembly, specifically, screw driving two separate parts together. Although this is a very common automation application, achieving reliable performance from a robot with the chosen workpiece and type of fastener presented a unique automation challenge. Process Solara ...[more]
At Solara Automation we have specialized in creating automated solutions for demanding assembly applications. Collaborative robot arms provide a future-proof platform for small businesses that need to optimize production. If your workflow changes, the cobot can be quickly redeployed to new processes due to its small size and lightweight design. Easier programming (even by non-technical ...[more]
Application: Forming and Inspection System Industry: Automotive Project Criteria Solara’s customer manufactures components of automotive drive axles. The requirements for the station were to first inspect previous assembly step, to stake the part, and last to inspect the staking process. Solara engineered and built a single-robot cell. After the previous assembly step, the operator loads ...[more]
Application: Chamfer Grinding Machine Industry: Automotive Project Criteria Customer asked Solara Automation to design, build and test a machine to grind a chamfer on ceramic disks. We engineered a free-standing workstation consisting of a 4-position rotary dial table, magazine-fed part infeed, a grinding wheel mounted on a swing arm, an air knife to blow off ...[more]