Robotic VISION Technologies

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About Robotic VISION Technologies

Robotic VISION Technologies develops machine-vision software for guiding industrial robots in three dimensions. Its Vision Factory platform uses camera images to locate and identify parts, then sends corrected positions to the robot, accommodating variation in part presentation without requiring a dedicated mechanical fixture for every pose.

AutoTrain captures views of a component from multiple robot positions to build the recognition model, while automated calibration aligns the camera, robot and workspace. The software supports random bin picking, assembly, machine tending, packaging and inspection using commercially available cameras and major robot brands. RVT supplies the vision layer to manufacturers and systems integrators rather than tying deployments to proprietary robot hardware.

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  • 2020-02-18 - Capability - RVT acquires five patents and three pending patent families

    The granted patents became wholly owned RVT property after work developed through a collaboration with Allied Inventors that began in 2014. The acquisition expanded RVT rights to use, sell, offer for sale or sublicense a portfolio of more than 20 patents. The intellectual property covers structured-light 3D detection, random bin picking, human-machine interaction and three-dimensional object tracking.

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  • 2018-03-13 - Funding - Robotic VISION Technologies secures more than USD 10.5 million

    The financing combined CEO and director funding with investments from technology funds in the United States, Canada and Germany. RVT said it had previously concentrated spending on research and development and was moving into commercial expansion. The company named investor Ric Edelman in the announcement but did not identify a lead investor or complete participant list.

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Relationships

  • Allied Inventors

    Ip Partner - RVT acquired patents developed through a strategic collaboration with Allied Inventors.