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The TR300 is mta’s table-top soldering robot platform. This robot is purpose-built and standardized for semi-automated applications that require point-to-point soldering. The table-top platform is a cost-effective solution to automate existing hand-soldering processes without the cost of fully-automated systems. Automating the solder process has several advantages over hand soldering. It produces highly consist joints, improved quality, higher throughput, and it requires less skill and training than hand soldering. This table-top soldering robot platform is also ideal for applications where human dexterity is required to position the parts. This is because operators can load and unload the parts in offline fixtures to minimize machine downtime. Because the TR300 is a purpose-built solution, it can support any of mta’s soldering heads without compromise. The ball-screw axis and motors provide fast repeatable motion.

MRC500 soldering platform for robotic soldering from above is a free-standing machine cell. Our design engineers purposes-built the MRC500 for soldering applications then standardized the design. We purpose-built our own platform so we would not need to compromise functionality based on the limitations of third-party equipment. Standardizing the design offers three primary advantages. It is well-proven, available faster, and costs less than-off custom designs. Although the design is standard, it is highly flexible. We designed the mechanical structure to work with a wide range of process equipment, material handling, and guarding systems. In its basic configuration, the MRC500 is a free-standing, semi-automated machine. At the other extreme, we can outfit it with SMEMA conveyors, collaborative robots, turntables, and many other systems.

An example of a complete design and prototype manufacture including: >> PCB (schematic and layout) >> Mechanic frame >> Electronic sub-contracting >> 3D printing sub-contracting >> Basic test SW

electronics-lis can provide a very large service in concept and implementation of different prototypes, show-room demonstrator, research and student's work platforms including electronics but also mechanical frame and packaging.

The IMCU is a DSP-based controller suitable for a large spectrum of control applications. Its modular design includes: * common for all applications main board (MAIN), * designed for each specific application mezzanine (MEZZ) for as example sensor interface * range of power amplifier(s) (PA) (power linear, Brushless, step etc.) allows the user to match the IMCS precisely to the requirements of each motion control project. Once programmed with suitable and open source firmware, it combines in a single unit all the functions necessary to control one actuator(s). The IMCU is designed around reprogrammable (CPLD and DSP) and reconfigurable technologies allowing it to be tailored exactly to a particular requirement.