"Seeing" "Thinking" Robot Eyes Cable Automation Solutions Kurabo KURASENSE
The "Kurasense-C100" is a sensing device for robots that can recognize flexible linear objects, such as cables, as they are, thanks to high-speed 3D scanning and recognition technology, which was difficult for conventional sensors to achieve. It recognizes workpieces like cables without CAD matching and can identify cables by color due to its built-in color sensor. With just one LAN cable, it can connect to a wide range of manufacturers' robots and PLCs, and we propose automating connector assembly tasks, cable wiring tasks, tube piping tasks, and more with the Kurasense-C100. 【Features】 - Recognizable objects include flat cables (FFC, FPC), multi-core cables, bundled cables, optical fibers, connectors, and more. - The Kurasense-C100 can be sold as a standalone unit or as part of a robot system. - We offer free testing to see if the Kurasense-C100 can recognize your workpieces. For more details, please visit our webpage, which also features videos showcasing robot case studies.
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●Specifications Model: KURASENSE-C100 Recognized Objects: Linear objects (wires, cables, bundled cables, optical fibers, flat cables, connectors, etc.) Power Supply: AC100-240V, AC adapter included I/O (Rear Panel): Ethernet x1 (GigE), DC-IN connector Operating Temperature: 5–35℃ Dimensions: 218 (W) × 72 (H) × 157 (D) mm (excluding protrusions): 100×100mm VESA100 Weight: Approximately 3.0kg ●Compatible Robot Manufacturers ●Compatible PLC (Communication via MC protocol) For more details, please contact us.
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● Smartphone Board-to-Board Connector Automatic Assembly Robot Using KURASENSE and Seiko Epson's robot + force sensor, automatically fastens board-to-board connectors widely used in smartphones. ● Flat Cable High-Speed Automatic Insertion Robot Using KURASENSE and Seiko Epson's robot + force sensor, automates the insertion of flat cables in electronic devices. ● Linear Object Automatic Insertion Robot (Collaborative Robot) Using KURASENSE and ABB's humanoid collaborative robot YuMi, grips both ends of a φ0.5mm optical fiber and inserts it "accurately" into a φ2mm hole. ● Robot Sets Wires to Crimp Terminals Using KURASENSE and industrial robots, sets wires to crimp terminals.
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Since its founding in 1888, the Kurabo Group has always looked one step ahead, continuously taking on new challenges to create new value. Today, we have expanded our business areas into a wide range of fields that support daily life, including textiles, automobiles, housing, and food, as well as industries supported by electronics, semiconductors, environmental plants, biomedical, and machine tools. We aim to provide products and services that enrich people and society, and we are committed to realizing this goal. Our driving force is the desire to "create new value that surprises the world and contributes to society." Based on this, we strive to enhance and integrate the core technologies that the Kurabo Group has accumulated in various business fields, working towards innovation and the creation of new specialty businesses. As a company that connects people and society to the next generation, we will continue to grow and develop. ■ Business Areas - Textile Business - Chemical Products Business - Environmental Mechatronics Business (Electronics field, Engineering field, Biomedical field, Machine Tool field) - Food and Service Business - Real Estate Business
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