Cuboid

Pallet Type

Currently supported pallet patterns include: Pinwheel 1, Block, Pinwheel 2, Automatic layout, and three special patterns. Please select the pallet pattern according to the actual requirements.

Pinwheel

The pinwheel pallet pattern is shown in the following figure.

predefined pallet pattern 1
  • Rows/Unit: the rows of the stacked boxes in each pallet pattern unit.

  • Cols/Unit: the columns of the stacked boxes in each pallet pattern unit.

    In the following figure, the Rows/Unit is 3, and the Cols/Unit is 2:

    • A blue dashed box is a unit.

    • In the cell, the X-direction (red arrow) of the box pose represents the column, and the Y-direction (green arrow) represents the row.

      predefined pallet pattern 2
  • Alternating Odd and Even Layers: Select to stack the boxes in different orientations on the odd and even layers, which makes the stack more stable.

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    Unselected

    Selected

  • Gap Width: Set the gap width of the boxes in the pallet pattern.

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    10 mm

    20 mm

  • Rotate 90° Around Z-axis: Rotate the whole pallet pattern 90°around the Z-axis.

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    Before rotation

    After rotation

Block

The block pallet pattern is shown in the following figure.

predefined pallet pattern platform

Rows/Unit

The rows of the stacked boxes per layer.

Cols/Unit

The columns of the stacked boxes per layer.

Alternating Odd and Even Layers

Stacking the boxes in different orientations on the odd and even layers can make the stack more stable. Five transformation methods are provided in the right drop-down menu.

Gap Width

Set the gap width of the boxes in the pallet pattern.

Adjust to Square

Adjust the pallet pattern to square.

Rotate 90° Around Z-axis

Rotate the whole pallet pattern 90°around the Z-axis.

Pinwheel 2

The pallet pattern is shown in the following figure.

predefined pallet pattern flat

Alternating Odd and Even Layers

Stacking the boxes in different orientations on the odd and even layers can make the stack more stable.

Gap Width

Set the gap width of the boxes in the pallet pattern.

Rotate 90° Around Z-axis

Rotate the whole pallet pattern 90°around the Z-axis.

X-Oriented Boxes’ Num of Rows/Cols

Set the number of rows and columns of boxes in the X-orientation.

Y-Oriented Boxes’ Num of Rows/Cols

Set the number of rows and columns of boxes in the Y-orientation.

Automatic layout

Stack Generation Preference

Carton quantity first: Generate pallet pattern for as many boxes as possible, provided that other parameter constraints are met.

Stack stability first: Generate more stable pallet pattern as much as possible, provided that other parameter constraints are met.

Gap Width

Set the gap width of the boxes in the pallet pattern.

Stack Height Settings

Specified Layer Count

Specify the maximum number of layers to be palletized.

Limit Stack Height

Once this option is selected, you can set a Stack Height Upper Limit to limit the maximum height of the stack. When the Specified Layer Count and the Max Layer Count exist at the same time, the setting with fewer layers takes effect.

Limit Workobject Count

Once this option is selected, you can set the Workobject Count to limit the maximum number of objects that can be palletized.

Workobject Orientation

According to the settings of “Axis Direction” and “Selected Axis”, there are several possible orientations for the object.

Inward

Outward

X-axis of the object pose

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Y-axis of the object pose

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If the Axis Direction is set to Default, the orientation of the object is automatically generated within the constraints defined by the other parameters.

Box Dimensions

This parameter group is used to set the dimensions of the box.

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