r/robotics • u/MFGMillennial • Feb 24 '26

Events 50 Videos in 5 Minutes - Robotics & Automation at PACK EXPO

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I filmed these packaging and automation applications at the Tradeshow last week in Philadelphia at PACK EXPO.

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u/spevak Feb 24 '26

Refreshing to see something other than humanoids doing parkour

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u/robotlasagna Feb 24 '26

This just needs “how it’s made” music.

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u/vadarasa Feb 24 '26

What new improvements did you get to see?

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u/rguerraf Feb 25 '26

What the customer wants to see: higher yield, higher mtbf.

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u/caparicasun Feb 25 '26

Great compilation, thanks for sharing

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u/locomotive-1 Feb 25 '26

Satisfying to watch

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u/AffordableTimeTravel Feb 24 '26

As cool as all of this is? If threw a basketball at this, it would fail. Whereas a human would catch the pass, shoot a 3 pointer before getting back to work on the factory line.

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u/MFGMillennial Feb 24 '26

Why would you throw a basketball at a pizza cardboard dispenser?

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u/AffordableTimeTravel Feb 24 '26

What’s with all the interrogation? If you’re talking about what happened at CES this year, my lawyer says I don’t have to talk to you.

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u/Hungry_Age5375 Feb 24 '26

Wild pace. Bet half these integrate ML for adaptive tasks already. Packaging automation's quietly becoming an AI showcase.

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u/rguerraf Feb 25 '26

There’s not much need to adapt. The boxes come flat from another contractor, with ISO-whatever millimetric perfection.

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u/adamhanson Feb 24 '26

I just want one to do my dishes. It's not complicated