Yaskawa MotoEye Overview
Yaskawa MotoEye is a pair of arc welding software packages for Motoman robots: MotoEye SF finds weld seams with Servo-Robot SF-D laser cameras, and MotoEye LT tracks the joint in real time with laser seam tracking.
MotoEye SF reads joint offset and geometry over a high-speed Ethernet link and corrects the weld path and parameters for parts with varying position and fit-up; combined with ComArc through-arc tracking it gives preview-adaptive welding at lower cost. MotoEye LT tracks joints at high speed, even on a coordinated positioner, and adapts weld conditions to the measured gap.
Key Specifications
Specification | Yaskawa MotoEye |
Manufacturer | Yaskawa Motoman |
Model | MotoEye SF / MotoEye LT |
Category | Software & AI / Welding seam finding and tracking software |
Versions | MotoEye SF (seam finding), MotoEye LT (seam tracking) |
Camera | Servo-Robot SF-D laser cameras (SF) |
Interface | High-speed Ethernet |
Data | Joint offset, joint geometry, gap |
Tracking | Real time, including coordinated positioners (LT) |
Price | Price on request |
Price available on request. Any price is indicative, not final and may change.
Applications
Robotic arc welding
Seam finding
Circumferential welding of tanks and vessels
Adaptive welding
Industries
Metal fabrication
Pressure vessels
Automotive
Heavy equipment
Strengths
Corrects for part variation
Adaptive weld parameters
Real-time tracking on positioners
Limitations
Requires Servo-Robot laser hardware
About Yaskawa
Yaskawa Motoman, the robotics division of Yaskawa America, was founded in 1989 and has more than 600,000 Motoman robots installed worldwide. Its software portfolio covers offline programming, simulation, calibration, communication, maintenance and IIoT tools for Motoman robots.
Company profile: Yaskawa
