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With the Zivid 3D camera, your robot can now move closer in, or further out, look at scenes from different angles to get the best view possible. You can keep optimal quality working down through deep bins and adjust to avoid optical distortions and keep getting crisp, detailed point clouds at blazing fast capture speeds, time and time again.
Robot-mounted or on-arm 3D refers to mounting a 3D machine vision camera directly on a robot arm. This setup allows the robot to capture real-time 3D data for tasks like inspection, assembly, and pick-and-place operations.
Robot-mounted allows Zivid 3D cameras to operate at their optimal distance for every capture, even as you empty a bin. Object detection algorithms will always process the highest quality 3D data, with consistent resolution, color representation, accuracy, and noise performance.
By elevating the robot's flexibility with a robot-mounted 3D camera, you enable the system to view the scene and objects from multiple angles and positions, avoiding blind spots, occlusion, and point cloud artifacts (e.g. from reflections and highlights).
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A robot-mounted 3D camera can always see whatever the robot arm can reach. This makes robot-mounted 3D solutions ideal for inspection, bin picking, piece picking, assembly, machine tending, robot guidance, or material handling. Weighing <1000 g and with a small footprint, Zivid cameras provide HD point clouds without interfering with payload or maneuverability.
For large scanning areas and collaborative robot cells that serve multiple locations, robot-mounted 3D vision minimizes the total cost of ownership (TCO). Utilizing one camera in multiple workspaces reduces the number of components that need to be installed, calibrated, maintained, and repaired.
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