An automated machine for assembling an oral medicament dispenser comprising a combination of special items such as: a programmable logic controller, compressed air, position sensors, actuators or mini carriages, valves, automatic vibratory feeders, said machine avoids handling of all and each one of the components by a large number of operators and reduces the impact on the operating times and production costs, applying a set of processes that are necessary for assembling the oral medication dispenser, for the compliance of the processes starting by the vibratory feeders wherein each component travel through tracks in line and curve to support the flow of the product as it moves through its parts and even with the support of air jets and supports, wherein the components arrive to the tables having two rotating plates each having cavities conveyor plates in said plates are located eight stations in which are performed a set of processes such as loading components, torching, siliconizing, flaming, partial insertion and full insertion of all and each one of the components until obtain the desired oral medication dispenser, which is discharged to a conveyor belt that transport said dispenser to the finished product container.

The present invention relates to an automatic pill counting and packaging apparatus which may automatically count and package pills into a pouch having a sealable inlet. The automatic pill counting and packaging apparatus includes a bottom transfer part for supplying a pouch, a top transfer part disposed at an upper portion of the bottom transfer part for supplying pills, a counting part for counting the pills supplied by the top transfer part, and a packing part for inputting and packing the pills supplied by the top transfer part into the pouch supplied by the bottom transfer part.

An automated packing system for placing at least one object into a container is disclosed. The automated packing system includes an input conveyance system for providing empty containers to a packing station, a multidirectional unit at the packing station for receiving the container and for urging the container against a corner provided by two braces, a programmable motion device for packing the container with objects provided by source containers, and an output conveyance system for receiving the container from the multidirectional unit following packing.

An automated packing system for placing at least one object into a container is disclosed. The automated packing system includes an input conveyance system for providing empty containers to a packing station, a multidirectional unit at the packing station for receiving the container and for urging the container against a corner provided by two braces, a programmable motion device for packing the container with objects provided by source containers, and an output conveyance system for receiving the container from the multidirectional unit following packing.

A packing apparatus includes a funnel including a top to receive a food product and a bottom, where a diameter of a bottom of the funnel is less than a length of the food product to orient the food product from the bottom of the funnel in a packing orientation. The packing apparatus further includes a tube connected to the bottom of the funnel, where a length of the tube is greater than or equal to half the length of the food product. The packing apparatus further includes a gate assembly connected to a bottom of the funneling assembly, where the gate assembly releases the food product in the packing orientation from an outlet of the tube.

A packing apparatus includes a funnel including a top to receive a food product and a bottom, where a diameter of a bottom of the funnel is less than a length of the food product to orient the food product from the bottom of the funnel in a packing orientation. The packing apparatus further includes a tube connected to the bottom of the funnel, where a length of the tube is greater than or equal to half the length of the food product. The packing apparatus further includes a gate assembly connected to a bottom of the funneling assembly, where the gate assembly releases the food product in the packing orientation from an outlet of the tube.