Successful first RoboJob draws full attention at Mazak Open House

RoboJob can proudly look back on a successful participation in Mazak's Open House in Belgium, where the 'Pallet-Load Integrated' with AI vision technology, which was shown for the first time, attracted particularly strong interest. During the event, this groundbreaking innovation drew plenty of attention from visitors and it quickly became clear that this is a game-changer for CNC machine automation.

The latest "Pallet-Load Integrated," explained during this three-day event, is already being recognized for its advanced and user-friendly features. Integrated AI vision technology was the hot topic of conversation among attendees. For the first time, RoboJob gave its robots the ability to automatically recognize and pick up workpieces thanks to a camera and Artificial Intelligence. This solution eliminates the need for manual positioning of workpieces, which was immediately praised by many professionals in the manufacturing industry.

"Visitors now realize that this new technology makes their jobs significantly easier," he said. said Peter De Roovere, Head of Software & AI at RoboJob. "They saw on the spot how our solution not only drastically simplifies configuration, but also that various shapes and materials can be recognized effortlessly. This is exactly why the product is already gaining traction even before its official launch."

The new technology thus offers users not only more time and flexibility, but also the required precision that is essential for their production systems today. After all, the system is sub-millimeter precise, eliminating the need for re-grasping. This therefore heralds a new era for machine automation, according to visitors.

In addition to its innovative vision capabilities, the "Pallet-Load Integrated" also offers optional integration with mobile robots, for further optimization of the supply and removal process of workpieces. This integration was the icing on the cake for many and reinforces RoboJob's reputation as a driving force for automation in the manufacturing industry.

"This is undoubtedly a new and important step in the evolution of CNC machine automation," he said. continued De Roovere. "The response from the visitors was extremely positive and confirms that with our 'Pallet-Load Integrated' we offer a solution that will help shape the future of this industry."

With the end of the Mazak Open House, RoboJob is enthusiastically looking ahead to the official launch of the "Pallet-Load Integrated," which will take place in-house in a few months. This event will give everyone the opportunity to learn about RoboJob's latest innovation.