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ATOMROBOT says its eye-drop packaging cell runs at 120 packs a minute

The company says one parallel robot replaced a two-person loading station on an existing pharmaceutical packaging line.

Robot makersSystem integrationApplications & deploymentsIndustrial robots
ROBOPALLAS · 2026-10-12
AI-generated schematic of a generic parallel robot loading small medicine cartons into slots on a moving packaging line.
AI-generated schematic illustration.

ATOMROBOT says a high-speed parallel robot has been installed on an eye-drop packaging line to transfer cartons into the cartoner’s moving slots. The company describes the project as a retrofit to an existing single-lane line, with the robot tracking the cartoner rather than stopping it for loading.

The system uses one 6.1-kilowatt parallel robot with vision recognition and dynamic tracking. ATOMROBOT lists a sustained rate of 120 packs per minute per robot and repeatability of ±2 millimeters for the slot-loading task.

The company says the robot replaced two workers at the station and doubled the loading operation’s efficiency. It also gives a 12-month payback estimate; neither figure is an independently audited result. The source does not identify the pharmaceutical customer.

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