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LMI Technologies share a case study on how cobot-mounted Gocator 3D snapshot sensors perform automotive gap and flush measurement and inspection.

Learn how 3D smart sensors can be tightly integrated with robots to achieve a number of dynamic manufacturing processes.

Rubber presents a challenge for optical-based measurement sensors. By nature, the black surface is difficult to capture reliable data from and accurately measure. This challenge is often intensified by the complex shapes into which rubber derivatives are extruded or molded. Read how Gocator 3D smart sensors can implement scanning and quality control functions for both in-process and final product inspection applications in rubber and tire manufacturing.

The Gocator 2530 is the latest 3D smart sensor from scanning and inspection specialist LMI Technologies. The 2530 offers quality control and factory automation engineers a high-speed 3D blue laser

Today’s industrial robots require a pre-programmed motion plan. This is because without machine vision, parts must be exactly positioned in order for the robot to locate them in space. Adding smart 3D

A Gocator® 2150 laser profiler is mounted to a Fanuc M10iA Robot. Engineers use Gocator’s built-in hand-eye calibration to determine the sensor coordinate transformation to robot coordinates. This

In industries such as battery, consumer electronics (CE) and solar, the race for faster scanning, measurement and control is critical to delivering 100 percent inspection of small parts moving at production speed.

As the adoption of collaborative robots is rapidly growing in the manufacturing industry, IEN interviewed Terry Arden, CEO at LMI Technologies, about the integration of 3D snapshot sensor into UR