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Have a look at this FEEDIO solution from BROTHER. This is a collaboration between BROTHER and ABB and provides manufacturers using SPEEDIO machines the option of the unmanned run. An interesting solution that caters for square and irregular shaped parts thanks to ABB’s smart vision system.
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