A Flexible Microassembly Cell for Small and Medium Sized Batches
S. Koelemeijer Chollet, B. Moll, F. Bourgeois, Cédric Wulliens, León Benmayor, Jacques Jacot
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 10
Abstract
The reason why microsystems are not economically profitable is that assembly is very expensive, if done in small or medium sized batches. We will show that a Flexible Microassembly Cell will allow to assemble small and medium sized batches in an economical way. This cell is based on a high precision robot with an integrated graphic interface that enables the operator to perform step-by-step assembly operations and at the same time saves the parameters used for each action of the process. At a later stage the assembly process can be repeated automatically in a faster way for the remaining microsystems. We will describe the design and operation of the Flexible Microassembly Cell with an example: the assembly of watch plates.
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