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Collaborative XR-based 3D scene reconstruction...
Recommanded practises on how to deploy and ensure the reliability of an AI solution in a...
Research & Develop practises on how to deploy and ensure the reliability of an AI solution.
Assessment of collaborative system for task such as inspection, sanding, finishing, pick & place...
The service grants access to ExpressIF webservice for few months and includes the interviews...
The service grants access to ExpressIF webservice for few months...
The service helps customers evaluate intelligent robotic systems for performing complex disassembly tasks...
The service allows implementing AI tools (annotation, code generation) in a manufacturing context...
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Use of Digital Twin to offers full traceability of product components and their state of wear,...
Evaluation of object recognition and pose estimation algorithms and benchmark of gripper technologies and grasping concepts...
Testing of NLP technologies for robot programming...
Testing of intelligent robot and workcell calibration methods and controller self-tuning concepts...
Assessment of VR technology capacity to learn technical gesture in specific industrial context and use the...
Benchmarking of 3D scene analysis and human detection tools under specific environmental and operating conditions –...
Assessment of vision based geolocalisation technologies in specific industrial context...
The service allows experimenting a wide range of sensors to optimize a manufacturing process...
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