Advanced Quality Inspection with Collaborative Robots Registration

Abstract:

In this webinar, you will learn three different techniques of automated quality inspection with Universal Robots collaborative robots, including absence and presence, dimensional metrology, and even crack detection in metals (invisible to the naked eye). You will see different types of configurations available and the devices that can be used. Quality control with Universal Robots is often used in environments with high part variability or when inspected parts/assemblies have many inspection points in different positions.

Specific topics that will be covered are:

Basics of collaborative robots and collaborative technology
When you need a collaborative robot for inspection
Types of inspections that can be done
The importance of collaborative robots in quality inspections
2D and 3D sensors for non-contact inspection
Delivering results with reporting and SPC

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Speakers

Cliff Tsugawa

Business Development Manager

Universal Robots

Cliff Tsugawa has worked with customers and channel partners with Universal Robots since 2017. Based in Orange County, CA, he currently serves as Business Development Manager to promote collaborative robot solution sales, service, and training. Prior to joining UR, Cliff worked for over 10 years serving progressive engineering and sales roles focused on emerging international growth markets. Cliff holds a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and a MBA, both from the University of California, Irvine.

Rohit Khanna

President

3D Infotech

Rohit Khanna has a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) and an MBA from the University of California (Irvine). He has 28 years of industry experience in accelerating productivity at automotive, aerospace, and consumer products companies to solve product development and manufacturing problems using 3D vision, robotics, and VR/AR technology. Khanna started 3D Infotech, Inc. in 2005, which has now organically grown to be a global company with HQ in Irvine, CA, USA, and offices in Europe, Latin America, and Asia Pacific.