Online Class Notes (Jesse) [50]

If this is the case (only load/unload of one single component), then the cobot is fully reversible and same comment as before (cheaper cobot can be considered).
If instead the operation requires to manage more components, personally I have doubt that the cobot is the right solution.

OP100/110:
This is also a good position to place cobot.
You can also consider to test a very cheap local cobot dedicated to the 4 screws tightening..

Grammar

today I went back office – today I went back to the office / to my office 

they are easy forget – they are easy to forget

Vocabulary

there’s lots of red tape / very beaucratic 

i did a mistake – I made a mistake

Pronunciation

another – “ah nuh ther” 

other problems – “uh ther” – soft “r” 

rise – “rr eye zzz” (sth goes up)
raise – “r ayyy zzz” (to put up)
rice – “rrr eye sss” (food)

bought – “bort”
thought – “thort”

both – “boee th”

rough – “ruff”

enough – “ee nuff”

dessert – “deh zert” 

tion – “shen” – not “shon”
introduction – “shen” 

rise – long “eye” / wine / mine
ris – short “i” / is / bin / tim

engineering – “en jin NEER ring”

purchasing – “PERR chass sing” 

purchase – “PERR chass” 

return – “reh terrn” 

lord – “lord” / pork / cork / or / walk / talk – not moving sounds
load – “lowd” / smoke / poke / blow – moving sound

The cobot can easily programmed to replace the worker, including the start of the cycle, so that there aren’t any changes / there are no changes in the soldering machine.
Here, maybe you don’t need an external supplier to do the job but IE/maintenance can do it as internal project.
One more point here is that since the cobot introduction is fully reversible (it is possible to easily return to the manual operation), a cheaper cobot can be considered.

OP90/95/100:
I don’t remember how many comPONents need to be maNIPulated here, sorry. But of course at least for leakage test and EOL test, since the operation is only load and unload, the cobot should be a suitable option that maybe PGC can develop inTERnally.