I have developed a complete automation system for pallet handling and packaging in a canning factory, aimed at optimizing the flow between production, packaging, and storage.

The project focuses on picking up pallets loaded with cans directly from the production area and transporting them, via an automated roller system and a motorized cart, to the packaging and storage station.
The system uses an automated cart that moves along the rollers, picking up pallets prepared in 5 rows.
The operating logic is based on the FIFO (First In – First Out) principle, ensuring the correct processing order. The program can store up to 5 positions and automatically decides from where to pick up and where to deliver the next pallet.
After pickup, the pallets are transferred to a motorized transversal line, which carries them to the automatic wrapping machine.
The line allows controlled accumulation of up to 3 pallets to prevent blockages — when capacity is reached, pallet pickup stops automatically.

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The entire process is controlled by an industrial PLC, which manages:
• The movement logic of the cart and roller conveyors,
• Direct communication with the wrapping machine (start, stop, wait, and cycle completion commands),
• Control of sensors, motors, and safety systems.
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For operator protection, the system is equipped with safety barriers with a MUTE function, which immediately cut off power in the respective area in case of intervention during operation.
On the HMI screen, we developed an intuitive and interactive interface that allows:
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This provides flexibility, safety, and full control over the entire logistics flow.
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