An OMRON Adept Quattro Robot and an OMRON Adept Cobra s800 inverted robot in an in-house demonstration using dual conveyor tracking and vision. More Info: USA industrial.omr... CANADA industrial.omr... MEXICO industrial.omr...
@Dirk Hofman The Quattro is picking up the "random" pieces from the conveyer and putting them in an orderly fashion on the other conveyor. The Cobra is picking up the orderly pieces and "randomly" putting them on the conveyor. The vision system (that bright light square on the conveyor that you see at around the 2:07 mark) picks up the location and orientation of the pieces and uses that to tell the Quattro where and what orientation to pick up. There is no communication from the one arm to the next or programming of "pre-defined location/orientation" that the Quattro uses in the demo. That is what those systems do.
Awesome vid. However the ABB IRB 360 will match its speed and accuracy. There are slight differences nevertheless, this robot have a much higher reach 500mm (IRB360 300mm), whereas the IRB360 can handle 3kg (adept 2kg). 5 stars!
Sounds like one, looks like one, should be one... But it has 2 of those vacuum-tube-thingies on its gripper... Can I get one of those things with a range of 4mx4m? Never cleaning up again :D
wait a minute, this looks like the robot is doing something very difficult like picking peaces up who are randomly lying to put thm on nice 2 by 2 on next conveyer, but they are also in first conveyer in the same sample, so you can easely programm the robot to pick up the peaces, what happens if the first peaces really are put in randomly. then the robot would overkill. try this if you would then i would see this again.
+Ercan Can Please see the specs for Quattro S650H Payload Std. Cycle * Extd. Cycle** 0.1 kg 0.30 0.46 1.0 kg 0.36 0.47 2.0 kg 0.37 0.52 4.0 kg 0.41 0.58 6.0 kg 0,43 0,61 * Adept Cycle, in mm (25/305/25) ** Extended Cycle, in mm (25/700/25)
@mean71cuda , there are still jobs in America, but not as boring as the one which would have required a human to move those items over to another conveyor, if you want to learn, you go to school and learn how to program that beast ... more fun than just sitting there going nuts doing that job for 8 hrs every day, isn't it ?
@2008koss there arent gonna be 5 programers wrking on that robot where as there could be 5 'dumb' people working for minimum wage doing that.. then again who wants 'dumb' people to survive? XD