Overview
Vision systems let robots locate parts that are not perfectly placed, pick from bins, read codes, guide welding seams and inspect quality.
We select 2D or 3D cameras, lighting and software, calibrate them to the robot and integrate them with the robot controller.
How It Works
- A camera images the parts or seam
- Software calculates position and orientation
- Coordinates are sent to the robot as an offset or a pick point
- Inspection results can trigger reject or rework routines
What's Included in the System
- 2D or 3D camera
- Lighting and mounting
- Vision software or controller-integrated vision
- Calibration targets
- Robot interface and PLC handshake
Benefits
- Eliminates expensive precise part feeders
- Flexible for many part types
- In-line quality inspection
- Adapts to part variation
What We Need to Prepare a Quotation
Please send us the following and we will reply with a proposal:
- Part shape, colour and surface finish
- Random bin or flat presentation
- Accuracy and speed needed
Robot Brands We Integrate for This Application
Frequently Asked Questions
2D or 3D vision?
2D is enough for flat parts on a belt or tray. 3D is needed for random bin picking or height-varying parts.