A well-known sanitary ware manufacturer
Ceramic bath drilling visual guide
Bathtubs need to be drilled with poor site environment, high noise and vibration. The customer uses robots to drill holes, which improves work efficiency and effectively reduces labour costs at the same time. Since the working surface of drilling is usually curved and has different depths, the 3D vision system acts as the robot's two eyes and command, providing the robot with the positional information of drilling by accurately positioning the holes. Strong vibrations in the drilling process place high demands on the stability of the 3D camera installed at the end of the robot arm. We provide our customers with binocular imaging solutions whose structure and image stability have been successfully tested in mass production.
SOLUTION
AT-S1000-06C-S
Binocular fringe grating 3D camera
The products are characterized by high precision, high beat rate. Lightweight and compact, with a high degree of intelligence and versatility, without the need for secondary development, it helps users to realise flexible production.
Precise positioning
The 3D vision system can accurately localise features on curved surfaces. It provides the robot with multi-dimensional stereo positional information.
High adaptability
The blue-light raster imaging solution can cope with some reflectivity in the ceramic surface of the bathtub and collect effective, high-quality point cloud data.
High stability
The body of the product is unibody moulded and structurally stable, ensuring stable and reliable accuracy under vibration conditions.
Easy to use
The system is easy to use, and the software can be used without programming. Daily only need appearance cleaning, fixing and other routine maintenance, service life of not less than 5 years.
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