Yamaha's "on-the-fly" vision system leverages refined technologies from precision surface-mount electronic component assembly to inspect and align selected parts at high speed, significantly reducing contact time in processes such as palletizing, depalletizing, and mechanical assembly. The demonstration will be run on the competitively priced YK-400XR SCARA robot and will contrast the high-speed system with conventional vision to highlight potential time savings and productivity benefits.
Visitors to booth 7328 in hall 7 can find more information about Yamaha's linear, multi-axis, Cartesian, and SCARA robots, available in a wide range of sizes and configurations, including special variants for cleanrooms. Together, they create a unique, single-source opportunity to simplify and optimize system integration. The complete portfolio includes drives and controllers such as the advanced RCX340, the unique LCM100 programmable linear conveyor module, iVY plug-and-play vision systems, and accessories including electric grippers and high-megapixel cameras with flexible lens options.
