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News Release from: Cognex UK
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Team on 18 May 2006
Agreement marries robots with vision
Cognex has signed a partner agreement with Staubli Robotics, a major supplier on the robotics market with a complete range of robots of all sizes.
Cognex has signed a partner agreement with Staubli Robotics, a major supplier on the robotics market with a complete range of robots of all sizes This agreement aims to promote automated solutions equipped with vision systems using Cognex products
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 12 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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This partnership will allow clients to benefit from the coming together of two market leading products, reputed for their performance, flexibility, ruggedness and their ease of use.
Machine vision is used in a growing number of robotic applications and allows businesses of all sizes to achieve significant increased productivity, making them more competitive on their markets.
Cognex and Staubli have a large international presence serving clients all over the world.
Patrice Denizard, Director of Sales for Cognex in France, said: "This agreement formalises years of casual co-operation and is an important step in our robotic strategy".
"It complements several initiatives taken in In-Sight product development, notably PatMax, an industry-leading geometric pattern matching software for location of form and form recognition, supported by the remote head version of the In-Sight 5000 series which is compatible with standard robotic cables and connections".
"This association with Staubli, a global actor in this market, will ensure our ability to develop in this rapidly expanding market of vision guided robots (VGR)". Request free introductory details about products from Cognex UK ...
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