ABB Robotics Unveils OmniCore EyeMotion for Real-Time, Adaptive Automation
ABB Robotics has unveiled OmniCore EyeMotion, a groundbreaking intelligent vision system that significantly enhances the capabilities of its OmniCore-powered robots. This innovation, a key milestone in ABB's journey towards Autonomous Versatile Robotics (AVR), enables robots to perceive and adapt to their surroundings in real time, transforming various tasks across different sectors.
OmniCore EyeMotion, developed by the leading robotics supplier, reduces commissioning time by up to 90% compared to custom solutions. It offers a simple web interface with drag and drop functionality for sensors or cameras, allowing users to set up and configure the system with ease.
The system adapts robots in real time, even in complex applications. It can be combined with ABB's Automatic Path Planning Online, which plans and executes optimum, collision-free paths around obstacles in real time. This integration ensures that robots can navigate their environment safely and efficiently.
OmniCore EyeMotion increases robot autonomy and reduces cycle times by up to 50 percent. It transforms various robot tasks, from item sorting to quality inspection, across different sectors. The system enables robots to recognize their surroundings using third-party cameras or sensors, allowing them to adapt to changes in their environment quickly and accurately.
ABB Robotics' launch of OmniCore EyeMotion is a significant step towards Autonomous Versatile Robotics. This intelligent vision system increases robot autonomy, reduces cycle times, and simplifies commissioning processes. As ABB continues to develop its next generation of robots, users can expect even more advanced, real-time capabilities using generative AI.
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