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Inbolt Standard - 3D Vision Guidance

Inbolt Standard - 3D Vision Guidance

Inbolt Standard software brings real-time 3D vision guidance to your UR robot. A robot-mounted camera locates each part from its CAD file and shifts the robot path to match, so parts no longer need jigs, fixtures or exact positioning.

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Inbolt Standard software brings real-time 3D vision guidance to your UR robot. A robot-mounted camera locates each part from its CAD file and shifts the robot path to match, so parts no longer need jigs, fixtures or exact positioning.

Parts rarely arrive in exactly the same place. To automate, production lines traditionally add jigs, fixtures and mechanical indexing to hold every part in a fixed position. That tooling adds cost, extends commissioning, and has to be re-engineered whenever a part or rack changes.

Inbolt Standard software removes that constraint. It brings 6DoF part localization to stationary applications where parts arrive in a repeatable orientation, from single parts to layered racks and trays. A robot-mounted 3D camera locates the part directly from its CAD file, independent of lighting, with training in under 10 minutes. The robot then works from where the part actually is, so position variation no longer stops the process.

The Standard license covers tightening and screwdriving, pick-and-place, machine tending, dispensing, de-racking and layered depalletizing. Typical deployments replace mechanical indexing on existing UR cells in automotive general assembly and powertrain, electronics, white goods and aerospace.

Native to PolyScope X and the UR g-Series

Inbolt is delivered as a URCap on PolyScope X, so vision-guided moves are programmed like any other UR command. There is no separate IDE and no workflow change for programmers or integrators. It installs out of the box and runs alongside any UR-compatible end-of-arm tooling.

On the UR g-Series, the Inbolt 3D camera connects through the 1 Gb Ethernet at the tool flange. Camera data travels down the arm internally, eliminating extra data cables routed along the outside of the robot. The result is a cleaner, simpler cell with fewer connectors and failure points, faster to install and easier to maintain.

Everything runs at the edge on the UR CB7 Core controller: no cloud, no internet, no data leaving the plant and no separate compute hardware. Inbolt commands appear directly in the UR program tree, so vision-guided moves are called like any other URScript instruction. A single program switches between more than 80 part references.

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