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Know Your RobotsTony MelansonVP [email protected]
OPPORTUNITY VS TECHNOLOGY
June 2007
iPhone 2G2MPNo videoNo front camera
Fuji F50D12 MP 2.8 lensAVI video3x optical zoom8.2x Total zoomMax ISO 1600
VS
“The iPhone is obviously not a threat to cameras.The quality isn’t good enough.” - A camera executive somewhere
OPPORTUNITY VS TECHNOLOGY
Apple iPhone XR12 MP f/1.8 lens7 MP lens4K video5x total zoom
Lumix LX1520 MP lens f/1.44K Video3X Optical zoom6x Total zoom1 inch sensor
June 2019
VS
- A camera executive somewhere
“But, we are still better.”
Compact cameras DSLRs
Mirrorless cameras
88% 57%
80%Lenses
67%
June 2018 v 2019
CAMERA EQUIPMENT SHIPMENTS
IT’S ABOUT OPPORTUNITY IN MOBILE ROBOTICS…and cohesive solutions
• Technical barriers to entry are almost non-existent
• Technology is obviously necessary – but it is no longer the limiting factor for success. (BTW –AI, vision, sensor and camera advancements still needed.)
• Ability to create a cohesive solution with a sustainable business model will determine success
• Engineering teams and marketing/design/product mgmt teams have to work very closely – and be unified on the opportunity.
DISCUSSION TOPICS
• Opportunity vs. technology
• Opportunity drivers
• What’s happening in mobile robotics
• Capitalizing on your opportunity
WHO WE AREABOUT ST ENGINEERING, AETHON INC.
• Owned by ST Engineering• Our robots make 5 million
deliveries annually
• Aethon AMRs since 2004• In Healthcare, Industrial, Hospitality• Based in Pittsburgh, PA LINK TO VIDEO SHOWN
DURING PRESENTATION
50 YEAR UNEMPLOYMENT LOW…it’s hard to hire for growth
400k+ job openings
Largest US employer. 400k+ openings
Obvious “ecommerce”growth
US LABOR COSTS…labor to move stuff is expensive
San FranciscoCA
NorthernNJ
PhoenixAZ
St. LouisMO
NashvilleTN
JacksonMS
$25.10 $24.50 $19.79 $20.89 $18.78 $17.72Average HourlyNonexemptw/Fringe (38%)
Average Labor Cost $21.13
Hourly5 Days /2 Shifts
$87,900
5 Days /3 Shifts
$131,851
7 Days /2 Shifts
$123,061
7 Days /2 Shifts
$184,591
Plus: turnover costs are about 20-30% of annual salary
WORKER SAFETY…material handling can take a toll on your people
Average cost of fall/slip - $46k
Average cost of strain - $33k
OVERALL EFFICIENCY & SPEED…material handling is key to productivity
Material handling can account for 30-75% of production costs and canincrease operational costs by 15-30%An obvious area of focus for anyproductivity enhancement and costreduction effortSource
Frost & Sullivan
Impacts employeesafety
Labor to movematerial Chokes / starves
downstream operations
Consumesfloor space
Excess dwell time
Increased cycle time
GARTNER PRIORITY MATRIX
AMRs on the way to “mainstream adoption” and considered “transformational” over the next 5-10 years
MATERIAL HANDLING OPPORTUNITIES
Healthcare Manufacturing Hospitality
Retail Warehouse
Secure clinical goods, meals, materials, waste
• Lots of people• Process re-engineering• Limited to no systems
engineer support
Healthcare
Raw material, components, sub-assy’s, finished goods, waste
• Integration to systems• Precise repeatability• High customization
Manufacturing
Guest deliveries, back-of-house material handling
• Design for guest• Tighter spaces• Limited to no systems
engineer support
Hospitality
Re-stocking, mixed-mode channel fulfillment, inventory management
• Congestion & public space
• Very specific functions• No onsite tech support
Retail
Receiving, bulk fulfillment, piece-part fulfillment
• Palette vs. Pieces• Stocking vs. Picking• Integration to systems
Warehousing
CONNECTED SERVICESRaaS since 2006. . .
Patented command center to provides remote support
Customer driven features & functionality rolled out
Automatic SW updates. All robots in fleet always latest and greatest.
Operational analytics for all robots in every fleet
Algorithms automatically detect and prioritize situations needed support
24/7/365 connected support of all robots in fleet
PROJECT WITH ATS. . .their opportunity
Deliver new production line in the US to produce a wearable medical device and move current production from China.
And reduce risks:
PROJECT WITH ATS. . . their assessment
Key constraint to US production profitability was labor. But, challenges to this automation included:
- Component handling- Process complexity- Operations sequencing- Confidence in repeatability- Material handling “particularly intricate”
Conveyors
Machineoperators
AGVs
AIVs(or AMRs)
KNOW YOUR OWN REQUIREMENTS
• Collect information about your environment and use cases
• It will save you time, focus your search and improve your decision making.
• Avoids perpetual pilot mode and development on-site
• You probably won’t get 100%....decide on the most important stuff
KNOW YOUR OWN REQUIREMENTS
Load
Weight, modality, transference, security,
flexibility
Robustness
Shift run-time, integration, your engineering staff,
remapping, facility wifi, remote control
Benefit
Expected benefit, qualitative vs quantitative, how you are
going to realize
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor, surfaces, cleanliness, precision,
elevators, ramps, heat/cold, water
Users
Trained ee’s, Untrained ee’s, Passive employees, guest
users, passive public
Research&
Piloting
PureLabor
Savings
Efficiency&
Speed
WorkerSafety
&Satisfaction
The customer’scustomer
ImprovedBusinessFlexibility
SomethingImpossible
WithoutRobot
WHAT’S YOUR BENEFIT PLAN?