Introducing Inbrain - High-frequency Robot Visual Servoing
Inbrain is today’s most efficient matching vision technology to match CAD models or 3D scans with 3D data. AI-based Inbrain processes massive amounts of 3D data at high frequency. It identifies the position & orientation of a workpiece and adapts the robot's trajectory in real-time.
To bring about a new era in industrial robotics by overcoming challenges such as high costs, restrictive environment, and safety concerns due to a lack of intelligent decision-making.
Our goal is to lead the industry in empowering robots to work effectively in structured, semi-structured, and unstructured environments and to make autonomous decisions, just as they do in advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and automated logistics.
This proprietary software is 100x faster than state-of-the-art algorithms and is hardware agnostic. Thanks to Inbrain, real-time decision making by industrial robots is now possible for safer, more reliable and flexible automation.
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Inbolt and FANUC Pioneer Robots that Think and Act on the Fly at Moving Assembly Line Speeds
Inbolt and FANUC are launching a manufacturing breakthrough enabling FANUC robots to tackle one of the most complex automation challenges: performing production tasks on continuously moving parts at line speeds. With Inbolt’s AI-powered 3D vision, manufacturers can now automate screw insertion, bolt rundown, glue application and other high-precision tasks on parts moving down the line without costly infrastructure investments or cycle time compromises.
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Sim2Real Gap: Why Machine Learning Hasn’t Solved Robotics Yet
The most successful areas of application for deep learning so far have been Computer Vision (CV), where it all started, and more recently, Natural Language Processing (NLP). While research in Robotics is more active than ever, the translation from research to real-world applications is still a promise, not a reality. But why?
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Exploring the potential of LLMs in robotics: an interview with Louis Dumas
Robotics has always been at the forefront of technological advancement, but translating human ideas into robotic actions remains one of its greatest challenges. In an interview with Louis Dumas, co-founder and CTO of inbolt, he shared his insights into the transformative potential and current limitations of Large Language Models (LLMs) in the robotics field.