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Robot Inspection

Automated Multi-Angle Visual Inspection Using Robots

Overview

An inspection unit (camera) mounted on a robot or cobot arm captures images from multiple predefined angles. These images are stitched together into a single comprehensive view, which is then analyzed by AI to detect defects.

Why It Matters

Some components have hidden or complex areas that cannot be fully captured with a single static image. Robotic inspection ensures complete surface coverage, reduces blind spots, and increases detection accuracy without human intervention.

Where It’s Used

  • Healthcare / Medical
  • Chemical Production
  • Food and Beverage
  • Biolabs
  • Automotive
  • Aerospace

Capabilities

  • Use of robots or cobots for multi-angle image capture
  • Image stitching into a full object view
  • Inspection of hard-to-reach or recessed areas
  • AI-based defect detection across the combined image
  • Compatible with all other inspection modules (e.g., burrs, scratches, color, dimensional checks)
  • Integration with stitching/panorama module

Automated Multi-Angle Surface Analysis Using Robotic Imaging

Inspection of a Car Bumper Surface for Micro-Defects

Using AI-driven visual inspection and robotic movement, this functionality allows consistent full-surface scanning of large or complex parts. Customers can define inspection zones and detection criteria, enabling precise, repeatable analysis across the entire object — even in hard-to-see areas.

Example Use Case

A robotic arm inspects a complex metallic component by capturing 12 images from different angles. These are stitched together to create a full surface image. AI-based inspection then detects surface scratches, deformations, or contamination across the entire object.