
Mech-Mind's 3D vision-guided machine tending solution enables robots to quickly detect the most challenging parts of various sizes and shapes, accurately pick them, and stably place them at designated locations.

With a visualized interface, Mech-Viz robot programming software can simulate the robots' path with one click. The code-free programming environment enables a low threshold for users to deploy.

Parts can be reflective, finished, glossy, tiny, thin, curve-edged, or complex-shaped. Parts can be arranged in a random order, overlap or be densely stacked.

The powerful path planning and collision detection algorithm guarantees the movement of robots is precise and collision-free.
| Objects | Support objects in different sizes and shapes (including randomly stacked tiny objects, complex-structured metal parts with dark or shiny surfaces, etc.) |
|---|---|
| Robot Brands | Can be adapted to various mainstream robot brands |
| Calibration | Self-calibration |

Intelligent Picking Strategy

Mech-Vision Machine Vision Software

Mech-Viz Interface


Mech-Eye PRO S-GL Industrial 3D Camera


Mech-Eye PRO M-GL Industrial 3D Camera


Mech-Eye LSR L-GL Industrial 3D Camera

Steel plates

Steel plate

Steel plates

Steel plates
Machine tending refers to the process of loading or unloading parts into machines, or rather, feeding parts into machines to be further processed.
Automated machine tending excels at consistency, flexibility, accuracy, and stability.
Automated machine tending is using intelligent robots to execute the machine tending process. In loading large-volume applications, robots can take over physically repetitive and dangerous loading tasks from workers. In feeding small parts applications, intelligent robots can complete machine tending with high accuracy and fast cycle time.
Common applications of machine tending include metal parts picking, steel plate cutting, steel beveling, polishing, and any other operations involving feeding parts or objects to be further processed or machined.