How does machine vision help intelligent robots advance automation?

Automatic detection of machines: How does machine vision help intelligent robots to advance automation?

Machine vision systems give robots "eyes". They show huge manufacturing potential and further promote the automation of manufacturing.

        When we mention the robots in the factory, what may come to mind is their busy figure on the assembly line. These robots only perform the tasks programmed for them and never deviate. For many years, this kind of automation has been active on the production line of the factory.

        Today's manufacturing robots have made significant progress. The development of technology has expanded their senses and unlocked new abilities for them. Their software and hardware have become more complex. One of the key changes is their "vision". Advanced machine vision systems including cameras, scanners, sensors and software give robots "eyes". They show huge manufacturing potential and are mainly used in automatic inspection and industrial robot guidance.

Significant improvements in vision technology have made machines

People can move freely and perform various tasks without operator intervention and reprogramming. With advanced object detection, recognition and grasping technologies, these robots are very suitable for manufacturing high-standard customized products.

By using an advanced vision system to adjust the coordinates to a specific position, today's robots can pick up parts and items of different standards, which can be large or small, which cannot be done by traditional assembly robots. Now, robots with vision capabilities can recognize and adapt to changing environments.

        Machine vision uses 2D or 3D images depending on the specific application. Automatic detection, object tracking and product analysis can be greatly enhanced by the 3D system because the robot runs in the 3D world. Over the years, many manufacturers have stayed away from 3D machine vision due to the ensuing complexity and high cost. However, with the improvement of sensors and the increase of computing power, 3D vision system technology has become easier to use and has now been more widely used.

        Ruike Intelligent has more than 10 years of experience in machine vision research and development, production, and sales. It always insists on investment, attaches great importance to research and development, continuously innovates, supports non-standard customization, and is committed to providing customers with more suitable visual inspection equipment.