Moba Robotics series for egg industry

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The Moba Robotics series for the egg industry includes robot cells with case packing, display loading, tray- and case-palletizing and de-palletizing abilities. Tailor-made configurations can be created. Because the robots have been especially developed for the egg industry, Moba claims that they are a significant improvement on older robots that were based on automobile industry technology.

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