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ABB Robotics AI-driven automation developments
Overview
ABB Robotics has introduced several technologies aimed at enhancing robotic autonomy and perception through intelligent vision systems and physical AI.
The initial release of the OmniCore™ EyeMotion system provides a hardware-independent vision solution designed to allow robots to adapt to environments in real time using various sensors. This system aims to reduce commissioning time by up to 90% and is applicable to sectors such as automotive and electronics.
Following this, ABB expanded the OmniCore EyeMotion capabilities with the AI Robot Trainer. This tool integrates image acquisition, AI model training, and deployment into a single workflow to simplify the scaling of vision applications. Marc Segura, President of ABB Robotics, stated the technology aims to “bridge the gap between robot perception and physical action,” with the potential to reduce cycle times by up to 50%.
Entities
ABB Robotics · Marc Segura · Productive Robotics · Zac Bogart · Craig McDonnell
Timeline
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[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sourcesABB Robotics and Productive Robotics introduce AI-driven automation tools
ABB Robotics and Productive Robotics are advancing industrial automation with new AI-powered tools for vision-based robot motion and autonomous CNC machine tending.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesABB Robotics launches OmniCore™ EyeMotion vision system
ABB Robotics has launched OmniCore™ EyeMotion, a vision-based AI solution that enables robots to perceive and adapt to their surroundings in real time, significantly reducing setup times.
Sources
engineering-update.co.uk · industrie-mag.com · machiningcloud.com · maschinenmarkt.vogel.de · productiverobotics.com