ROKINS Basket Loading System — Another Step Toward Automated Frying

 

The robot arm handles the frying.

The smart refrigerator manages ingredients.

But one important question remained:

Where does the frying basket go after frying is finished?

This turned out to be a much more important problem than we initially expected.

The workflow between the robot arm and the smart refrigerator was gradually being organized, but we still needed a reliable way to handle and organize the baskets after frying.




This made one thing clear:

Automation is not completed by a robot arm alone.

The entire process needs to be connected—from ingredient supply, to frying, to post-frying basket handling.

That is why we are now manufacturing the ROKINS Basket Loading System.

The system is designed to organize the baskets after frying and create a consistent handoff point for the next stage of the robotic workflow.



In other words:

Ingredient Supply → Frying → Basket Transfer → Basket Loading → Next Process

The important part is not simply the basket holder itself.

It is the fact that we are continuing to identify and solve the practical problems that arise between the robot arm and the smart kitchen system.

At Jkors Robotech, we believe real automation is built by solving real problems in the field—one by one.





The ROKINS Basket Loading System is another step in that process.

Frying automation does not end with the robot arm.

When every step from the beginning to the end of cooking is connected,

that is when true automation begins.

Location: 한국

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