Shoemaking system and method with integrated operation lines

Abstract

The invention provides a shoemaking system and method with integrated operation lines and relates to a shoemaking system capable of conducting operation and production on multiple lines simultaneously, and a shoemaking method. The shoemaking system comprises a first operation line, a second operation line, a first robot, a second robot, a first conveying belt and a second conveying belt. The firstoperation line comprises a first operation area and a second operation area, and the second operation line comprises a third operation area and a fourth operation area. The first robot conducts firstpreset operation on the first operation area and the third operation area alternately, and the second robot conducts second preset operation on the second operation area and the fourth operation areaalternately. The first conveying belt passes through the first operation area and the second operation area sequentially, and the second conveying belt passes through the third operation area and thefourth operation area sequentially. When the first robot operates on the first operation line, the second robot operates on the second operation line, and when the first robot operates on the secondoperation line, the second robot operates on the first operation line.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a shoe-making system and a shoe-making method with an integrated operation line. Specifically, the present invention relates to a shoe-making system and a shoe-making method with an integrated operation line capable of multi-line production at the same time. Background technique [0002] In the shoe industry, the upper and the sole usually need to be processed separately and then assembled. For example, in the process of shoe upper processing, it is generally necessary to use a shoe last to assist molding, and may need to go through procedures such as roughening, treatment agent, and glue rubbing to form a shoe upper that can be bonded to the sole. In addition, during the processing of the sole, it is generally necessary to go through procedures such as glue spraying to form a sole that can be joined with the upper. Therefore, multiple production lines with different processing procedures in the upstream and downstream are wi...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] However, the production line involving multiple processing procedures often occupies a large area, which significantly increases the cost and factory conditions required for shoemaking

In addition, the number of processing procedures involved in the processing of shoe uppers and shoe soles is generally not equal, which also makes the assembly process of assembling products of different process lines unable to achieve maximum efficiency

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