Intelligent Robot Vision Solutions for Your Industry 4.0 Processes

Vision systems from SICK enable flexible automation for positioning, inspection, and measurement tasks. It also promotes the use of collaborative robots or “cobots” as a means to effective and safe human-robot collaboration.

Intelligent Robot Vision Solutions for Your Industry 4.0 Processes

Contributed by | SICK, Inc.

08/15/19, 05:03 AM | Industrial Robotics, Factory Automation | SICK, Inc. | cobots, Industry 4.0, Pack Expo

Are your processes Industry 4.0-ready?

Intelligent robots are necessary to remain competitive with Industry 4.0. Vision systems help robots make more intelligent decisions by giving “eyes” to robots, allowing you to automate any manufacturing process.

Vision systems from SICK enable flexible automation for positioning, inspection, and measurement tasks. It also promotes the use of collaborative robots or “cobots” as a means to effective and safe human-robot collaboration.

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SICK, Inc.

SICK is one of the world's leading manufacturers of sensors, safety systems, machine vision, and automatic identification products for industrial applications. From 2D and 3D smart cameras to low-cost vision sensors, SICK offers a range of high-quality vision solutions to fit your needs.

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