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Orange Robotics launches Infinite Twin Loader for fruit and vegetable packing

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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Orange Robotics introduced the Infinite Twin Loader (ITL) machine for the fruit and vegetable sector. The ITL uses two packing robots to accurately and efficiently place various product packaging into boxes or crates. The machine automatically adjusts its program based on input, allowing operators to change stacking patterns or packaging types with minimal effort.

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The ITL aims to streamline packaging processes in the fruit and vegetable industry. By automating complex stacking patterns and handling diverse packaging types, the machine could reduce the need for specialized labor and increase operational efficiency for food processors.

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  • Royal Netherlands NavyThe founder of Orange Robotics previously worked as an engineer for the Royal Netherlands Navy.
  • NetherlandsThe Royal Netherlands Navy functions as the mandated naval force of the Netherlands.

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