Supported Robots

Keep the robot you use — we connect the vision

How deep we go differs by robot. For most robots we hand over pick coordinates; for two — Hyundai Robotics and Agilebot — the robot program itself is handled from our screen. We integrate over TCP/IP or the vendor protocol to suit your robot, and develop what is missing together with you. The videos below are a record of real production lines.

Direct operation

Robot program editing and execution, right from our software screen

Vendor protocol — developed in-house

The brand's proprietary communication protocol, implemented by us

TCP/IP integration

Connected over standard communication — 10 brands

References

Brands with field experience whose videos are still in preparation — items tagged PLC · Sensor are not robots

Kawasaki TM Robot OMRON PLC Mitsubishi Keyence Sensor

How does the integration work?

01

Vision finds the part

Position and rotation angle are recognized; overlap and gripper interference are also checked — only pickable parts are selected.

02

Converted to robot coordinates

Camera coordinates are calibrated and transformed into the robot coordinate system. Coordinates · signals · timing are matched to the robot.

03

The robot picks

Direct operation · vendor protocol · TCP/IP — connected in the way that suits the brand. See each brand page for the method.

Collaborative robots

Cobot vision works the same way

Collaborative robots such as Universal Robots (UR), Doosan Robotics, Hanwha Robotics and Rainbow Robotics receive vision coordinates and pick-and-place in exactly the same way. They connect over TCP/IP or the vendor protocol, and calibration and pick verification are run from AimFactoryCore.

Universal Robots (UR)Doosan RoboticsHanwha RoboticsRainbow Robotics

Don't see your robot?

We can integrate specific robots, options, and interfaces on request. Contact us for detailed specifications.

Ask about custom integration → Robot Suite — per-robot application packages →