robot assembly cell

noun
UK /ˈrəʊbɒt əˈsembli sel/
US /ˈroʊbɑːt əˈsembli sel/

A robot assembly cell is a special work area where robots put things together.

The factory uses a robot assembly cell to build car parts quickly.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fenced-off zone in a plant where one or more robots perform joining tasks under safety controls.

Workers must stay outside the robot assembly cell while the arms are moving.

3. A modular unit that can be added to a production line to automate a specific assembly step.

They added a robot assembly cell to handle the welding step.

4. The set of robots, fixtures, and sensors grouped together to complete an assembly operation.

The engineer programmed the robot assembly cell to pick and place the parts.