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Silicone part tray auto-feeding with AIVE + RoboEYE (4×6 mm)

Silicone part tray auto-feeding with AIVE + RoboEYE (4×6 mm)

4×6 mm transparent silicone parts — impossible for vibratory feeders — fully automated with the AIVE flexible feeder and RoboEYE vision. Groove-orientation recognition, precise correction, existing trays reused. 0% defects, 0% downtime, 30–40 ea/min.

Electronic-parts manufacturing Feeding speed Pick success rate Calibration repeatability

Ultra-small SMD reel-taping automation with IAI robot, AIVE & RoboEYE

Ultra-small SMD reel-taping automation with IAI robot, AIVE & RoboEYE

Integrating the AIVE flexible feeder and RoboEYE dual-camera vision with an IAI ultra-precision robot to auto pick, inspect, and reel-tape 0.3 mm electronic parts. A precision micro-part manufacturing success.

Electronic-parts manufacturing IAI Feeding speed Pick success rate Calibration repeatability Production stability

Hyundai Robotics HH7 case study | Flexible feeder & machine-vision automation

Hyundai Robotics HH7 case study | Flexible feeder & machine-vision automation

A smart feeding automation case applying AIM's ROBOEYE vision and AIVE flexible feeder to a Hyundai HH7 robot. ±0.2 mm accuracy and 5-minute recipe changeover maximize process efficiency.

Automotive parts Hyundai Robotics HH7 Feeding speed Pick success rate Calibration repeatability Multi-model changeover

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Hyundai HH7 × AIVE Flexible Feeding

Hyundai HH7 × AIVE Flexible Feeding

Automotive part auto-feeding with Hyundai HH7, AIVE flexible feeder, and machine vision. ±0.2 mm coordinate match, 5-min recipe changeover.

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IAI Robot × SMD Reel Taping Automation

IAI Robot × SMD Reel Taping Automation

Full automation of 0.3 mm SMD micro-parts with AIVE + dual-camera vision. ±0.05 mm insert precision, 70% cycle time reduction.

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