Robot turns the document and presses the size

The robot turns the document and presses the paper. December 12, 22:47

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Contract is made by pressing the size of the document. The flow of IT is coming to this important work. A manufacturer in Japan developed a system that automatically stamps documents on a robot. The manufacturer says, "I want to contribute to the efficiency of companies and local governments that are not digitized."

The system was developed by three domestic companies, including Aichi Prefecture's manufacturer “Denso Wave”, which develops industrial robots, and the Tokyo IT company “Hitachi Systems”.

Use two robot arms to turn a document dexterously, automatically identify the stamp field from the scanned image, and then add vermilion to the stamp that was taken out and press the size correctly.

According to the manufacturer, the operation is slower than humans do, but after the system starts up, the work continues until all the documents are collected, so that people can do other work and also digitize the documents.

When we investigated whether industrial robot arms used in factories and other facilities could be used in offices, we heard that many people said that they would like to improve the efficiency because the stamping work is cumbersome.

However, the robot only takes over the job of pushing the size, and it is assumed that the person who decides whether or not the contents of the contract are appropriate will be done. The manufacturer plans to start a service to lend the system from March next year, and wants to sell it to financial institutions and local governments where digitization of documents is not progressing.

The person in charge says, “By replacing robots with simple tasks, we can create an environment where people can concentrate on creative work that only humans can do. We want to contribute to work style reform.”