Robotic piece picking gets more flexible with AI-enabled adaptive tooling

key vision processor features for piece picking

Features of XYZ’s vision processor. Source: XYZ Robotics

To achieve maximum throughput in robotic piece picking, it’s not simply a matter of adding machines to the line. Robotics designers, suppliers, integrators, and users need to identify the best combination of robot arms, sensors, and end effectors for a particular payload or task. In addition, many robots need the right intelligence and ability to choose the right grippers. XYZ Robotics Inc. is an example of a company that has developed systems to address these needs.

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