AI-Powered Vision for Robotic Assembly

Vue is AI-driven. The task, including the robot, parts and end-of-arm tool are taught into our proprietary AI system. Over 1 million simulated cycles train the task to over 99.99% reliability.

What does that do for you? Robots can perform at higher levels of repeatability than human operators. They can also take care of dangerous assembly jobs. And since we take care of creating the vision program, you don’t need to be a vision expert to create a vision-guided robotic assembly cell.

Manufacturers vouch for the cost savings and flexibility Vue brings to assembly operations. With Vue, there’s no need for specialized fixtures to hold objects or additional automation to stage parts.

Robots can pick parts from random bins and assemble them, and once done, place them onto conveyors, into bins, or even into final packaging. The alternative? Costly fixtures and increased human intervention, which could dent your ROI.

Setting up Vue for assembly is straightforward. 2D cameras are mounted over the operating area, and the operator loads the Vue vision program they need to run that day. Set-up can happen in hours.

Larger assembly areas can be controlled with multiple camera pairs. The same Apera Vue computer can run up to four camera pairs.

Changing over between assembly tasks is as simple as choosing another vision program in the Vue software. Training new tasks is included in your purchase of Vue, so if your needs change, you’re covered.

Vue software is robot agnostic. You can choose the best robot or cobot for the assembly task, right down to the best gripper or end-of-arm tool.

Currently, we support major brands such as ABB, FANUC, Denso, Universal Robots, Yaskawa, Doosan, Epson, KUKA, Kawasaki Robotics, Mitsubishi Electric, Omron and Stäubli.

Achieve 10X faster processing with an industry leading vision cycle time of just 0.3 seconds, boosting robot productivity and ensuring precise, error-resistant object handling.