Intuitively operated 2D cameras are designed to simplify programming of industrial robots

摘要

Programming robots with vision components usually requires both robotics knowledge and expertise in the manufacturer specific robot programming language, but not with the new offer from Basler. The company has worked jointly with drag&bot, a company whose software simplifies the programming of industrial robots, and has embedded the Basler pylon camera software suite for Linux into the drag&bot software. Including Ceetak's QPH sealing technology into the machines from GIC improves the performance and reduces film usage The integration of the software suite makes it possible to install and calibrate Basler 2D cameras in the drag&bot software with just a few mouse clicks. Users benefit from the proven driver stability and simple camera configuration of the pylon software. The camera is then ready for use with image processing functions, especially for part location, and it can be used in robot applications via drag&bot's graphical user interface. It is available in the UK from Multipix Imaging.