Loading and pick-and-place
Transfer parts between trays, fixtures and process stations. The starting arrangement, variation and permitted gripping surfaces are central to the handling concept.
INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATIONEquipment & application review
Assembly Automation & Material Handling Systems
Assembly automation connects parts, operators and process equipment into a repeatable workflow. Yoson coordinates dedicated workstations and material-handling concepts around the part presentation, operation sequence, quality requirements and factory conditions.
Application fit
Where this solution fits.
Map the current sequence, identify the limiting operation and define the required output. Review feeding, orientation, fixtures, transfer and inspection together before deciding which operations should be automated in the first stage.
Pressing and component assembly
Create a dedicated workstation around a defined assembly sequence. Part support, insertion direction and the method for confirming a completed operation need to be specified.
Conveying and station transfer
Connect existing or new equipment with transfer, buffering and positioning. Agree on the boundaries of each station and how line interruptions are handled.
Configuration decisions
What determines the equipment.
Part presentation
A part arriving in a fixed tray differs from a randomly oriented part. Share the incoming condition and product variants so feeding and orientation can be evaluated realistically.
Automation level
Compare a manually loaded workstation with partially or fully connected handling. The practical starting point depends on the bottleneck, changeover needs and available factory space.
Controls and acceptance
Define presence checks, process confirmation, safe operator access and equipment interfaces. Include loading and recovery in the acceptance plan as well as normal running.
Start the technical review
Send the process, parts and target.
Share the information you already have. We will identify what still needs to be confirmed before a configuration and quotation can be prepared.
Send project information →- Part and assembly drawings with samples
- Video of the full existing process
- Incoming and outgoing part presentation
- Operation sequence and quality checks
- Output, changeover and operator requirements
- Factory layout, utilities and machine interfaces
Process reference
Compare the operation with your process.
Use the operating reference to explain a similar step in your production. Send your own part and process video so differences in fixtures, handling and acceptance can be reviewed.
View more automation processes →Before you specify
Common project questions.
Must the complete line be automated at once?+
A project can begin with a specific workstation or bottleneck. Interfaces and future expansion should be considered when defining the first-stage scope.
Can the system handle multiple product variants?+
Changeover can be evaluated using the actual variants. Fixture changes, feeding differences, recipes and validation requirements affect the proposal.
What separates a workstation from a full production line?+
A workstation addresses a defined operation or group of operations. A connected line also coordinates transfer, process balance, shared controls and interfaces between stations.
Application review
Ready to review your application?
Share product photos, drawings or a process video together with your target cycle time, output and quality requirements. We will help define a practical next step.