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locking connectors are designed specifically for tough industrial environments. Four mounting holes on the back allow the cam- era to be installed in a vari- ety of ways to ensure best re- sults. For example, obstruc- tions in the field of view can be minimized. The FRAMOS depth


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camera offers excellent oppor- tunities to convert production, assembly, and logistics processes to Industry 4.0. FRAMOS expects the


trend of using more and more robots in logistics to continue — for filling boxes, loading pallets, and placing crates on conveyor systems. Mobile ro- bots in particular offer a high de- gree of flexibility. Fully exploiting all potentials


when determining the ideal grip- ping points requires optimal inter- action between sensor systems, camera technology and artificial intelligence. FRAMOS has much experience in this area enabling it to make a valuable contribution in the implementation of vision solu- tions.


Intelligent industrial robots


play a prominent role in auto- mated Industry 4.0 processes.


FRAMOS D435e depth camera.


so they are equipped with sen- sors to provide the data neces- sary for complex, AI-assisted au- tomation. Thanks to this artifi- cial intelligence, robots are now able to sense and interact with their environment in completely new ways. Contact: FRAMOS Tech-


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They work autonomously and hand-in-hand with humans in dynamically changing workflows and situations. This requires them to be- come aware of their environment


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