Max-AI^® Adds Collaborative Robot (CoBot) to the family

The Max-AI^® AQC-C is a solution that is comprised of Max-AI VIS (for Visual Identification System) and at least one collaborative robot (CoBot). CoBots are designed to work safely alongside people which allows the AQC-C to be quickly and easily placed into existing Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs).

Unlike the AQC, which needs more structure to support the robot and guard employees, the AQC-C can be installed in sort cabins, on narrow walkways and in other tight locations. It is also easily scalable; up to four robotic sorters can be added behind each Max-VIS system. Each sorter can sort up to 40 picks per minute and up to four different material types.

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Learn more about the new Max-AI product line from BHS' VP of Technology Development Thomas Brooks in the below article: "Brand Vision: Continuous Innovation." Thomas discusses the AQC-C, the upgraded AQC-1 and the rest of the new Max-AI product line. Click here or on the below image.

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