Picking in under 10 seconds, with a success rate of over 98%! Our unique robotic hand grips and transports items to the designated location.
Based on a request from an automotive parts manufacturing company, we developed a picking robot system. The system measures and recognizes disc-shaped parts that are loosely piled in a bucket using an inexpensive 3D distance image sensor. It grips the parts with a unique robot hand and transports them to a designated location. This development received technical support from the Production Technology Academy at the Hiroshima Prefectural Industrial Technology Research Institute, Western Industrial Technology Center. [Operation Image] ■ Measurement of the position and orientation of parts using a 3D sensor ■ Identification of parts from 3D distance images ■ Gripping of parts by the robot hand ■ Transporting parts to the processing machine *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Are you facing any difficulties on-site? With over 30 years of experience in embedded development technology, we develop custom devices for problem-solving. We provide a one-stop solution for hardware, software, and mechanics. **Company Strengths** We develop custom embedded systems. We handle everything in-house, from hardware development and software development to mechanical production and sales. We mainly provide inspection devices, autonomous robots, measuring instruments, and circuit boards for factories, educational institutions such as universities, research institutions, and companies that require inspections. **Awards and Media Coverage** - Minister of Science and Technology Award (1994 / Robot Sumo Tournament) - 11-time Champion of the Micromouse National Championship (1981, 1982, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2002) - Champion of the Micromouse World Championship (1985 / Tsukuba Expo) - Champion of the 7th APEC Micromouse Competition (1993) - Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers Shikoku Branch Award for Technical Innovation (2003) **Social Contribution** Providing robot technology and products to nearby schools (universities, technical colleges, etc.).
