4D Vision at Automate 2023
See how AI is enabling you to make robots faster and smarter at booth 2639.
Apera AI at Automate 2023
Say hello to 4D Vision
4D Vision is robotic vision software applied to both guidance and inspection. We teach an AI neural network to understand every aspect of an object.
We run your application through a million simulated cycles to achieve more than 99.99% reliability. This takes the risk of automation away before you spend a dollar on hardware.
ABB
Is this unbelievable?
AI-powered vision can pick random objects amazingly fast, but it can also sort out objects with very small differences. In this case, the only feature difference between two bolts is the coarseness of their threading. What could this new power do for your sorting or kitting applications?
FANUC
Fast bin picking of shiny stamped metal parts
Automotive manufacturers and metal fabricators face vision challenges with shiny metal parts. With an industry-leading total vision cycle time as low as 0.3 seconds, we can build bin picking cells that exceed human performance, and will work under all light conditions.
Kawasaki Robotics
Clear objects are no longer an exception for vision
Do you need to pick, place or assemble clear and translucent objects? Think of the amazing things you could do with medical devices, pharmaceuticals, consumer goods or injection-molded parts.
Precision Cobotics x Universal Robots
AI = ROI in machine tending
AI = ROI when you no longer need fixtures or constant operator attention to feed and unload machines. We're using a Universal Robots cobot to show how you can excel at high-mix, low-volume machining.
Automate 2023 floor plan
Where can you find Apera AI?
We'll be at booth 2639.
You can also find Apera AI systems at the stands of our Certified Partners:
GCG (#5220)
Kinova (#1139)
Motion Ai (#1035)
Wauseon Machine (#4439)
4D Vision benefits
Speed
Industry-leading total vision cycle time as low as 0.3 seconds. That means you'll get more productivity from your robots.
Human-like sight
If a human can see an object, an Apera AI vision system can too. It will work when lighting conditions change, and can even work outside. No specialized lights, lasers or sensors necessary.
Intelligence and precision
Using AI for guidance means robots can work in disordered situations and deal with variability. Objects can be handled with sub-millimeter precision.