ABB Robotics enables anyone to train, deploy and optimize AI-powered robotics applications
Quick Answer
ABB Robotics enhances its OmniCore EyeMotion with AI Robot Trainer, enabling rapid training and deployment of AI-powered vision applications, reducing commissioning time by up to 90% and cycle time by 50%.
Quick Take
This integrated solution democratizes advanced robotics for non-experts across industries, facilitating real-time robot actions from visual data.
Key Points
- OmniCore EyeMotion with AI Robot Trainer simplifies AI vision application deployment.
- Reduces commissioning time by up to 90% and cycle time by 50%.
- Supports various camera and sensor brands, enhancing flexibility.
- Guided workflows and AI chatbots assist users in adapting to changes.
- Showcased at China International Industry Fair, October 12-16, 2026.
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What happened
ABB Robotics has enhanced its OmniCore EyeMotion with the AI Robot Trainer, streamlining the training and deployment of AI-driven vision applications. This development allows users to reduce commissioning time by up to 90% and cycle time by 50%, making advanced robotics more accessible to non-experts across various industries.
Key evidence
- The AI Robot Trainer and OmniCore EyeMotion together facilitate a continuous workflow that integrates image acquisition, AI model training, deployment, and ongoing improvement.
- ABB Robotics claims that the integrated solution can reduce commissioning time by up to 90% and cycle time by up to 50% when combined with automatic collision-free path planning.
- The system is designed for system integrators and automation partners, allowing for the deployment of AI-powered vision applications across multiple customer sites and production lines.
Why it matters
This advancement in ABB Robotics' offerings represents a significant shift in making AI-powered robotics more accessible to a broader audience, particularly those without specialized expertise. By simplifying the deployment process and reducing the need for AI specialists, companies can adapt more quickly to production changes and improve operational efficiency. This could lead to increased competitiveness in various sectors, from automotive to logistics.
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~3 min readABB Robotics enables anyone to train, deploy and optimize AI-powered robotics applications
-ABB Robotics expands OmniCore EyeMotion with AI Robot Trainer to simplify the deployment and scaling of AI-powered vision applications -Connects image acquisition, AI model training, deployment and continuous improvement in a single industrial workflow, converting perception into intelligent robot motion. -The addition accelerates commissioning by up to 90%, cuts cycle times by up to 50% and makes Industrial AI accessible to non-experts.a
ABB Robotics is expanding OmniCore™ EyeMotion with AI Robot Trainer, enabling customers to train, deploy, and continuously improve AI-powered robot vision applications faster and without needing experts to build AI models from scratch.
"Physical AI fundamentally changes what robots can do, where they can operate and the value they can create," said Marc Segura, President, ABB Robotics. "Robotic AI vision is the vital bridge between robot perception and physical actions, enabling robots to see, understand, and act in real time. Customers need a complete workflow to create, deploy and continuously improve it. OmniCore EyeMotion and AI Robot Trainer work together, in a continuous loop of data generation, AI model training, deployment and optimization that advances AI-powered vision and makes physical AI a reality, across industries for both experts and newcomers to robotics."
Designed for system integrators and automation partners, OmniCore EyeMotion powered by AI Robot Trainer simplifies the deployment and scaling of AI-powered vision applications across multiple customer sites and production lines, reducing dependence on AI specialists while accelerating commissioning and adaptation to production changes. Converting real shop floor images into deployable AI vision data, the tools connect image acquisition, AI model training, deployment and continuous improvement in a single industrial workflow, and convert perception directly to robot motion through automatic collision-free path planning.
The integrated solution reduces commissioning time by up to 90% and cycle time by up to 50% when combined with automatic collision-free path planning. A simple guided workflow and AI chatbot lead users through every step of the process, helping system integrators handle changing SKUs, lighting, layouts, and object variations. It combines synthetic and real-world image data with ABB Robotics' industrial knowledge and is compatible with any brand of camera and sensor.
Together, AI Robot Trainer and OmniCore EyeMotion make advanced AI vision development accessible without specialized expertise, for vision applications from simple 2D pick and place to more complex 3D bin picking, quality inspection, sorting or assembly.
AI Robot Trainer and OmniCore EyeMotion will be showcased at China International Industry Fair (CIIF), October 12-16, 2026, Shanghai, China, demonstrating how shop floor images are translated into physical robot actions.
ABB Robotics as one of the world's leading robotics companies, is the only company with a comprehensive and integrated AI-powered portfolio covering robots, cobots and Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs), designed and orchestrated by our value-creating software. We help companies of all sizes and sectors - from automotive to electronics and logistics - to outperform by becoming more resilient, flexible and efficient. ABB Robotics is at the forefront of developing and commercializing a new generation of Autonomous Versatile Robotics (AVRTM), leading a global innovation ecosystem of partners in advancing efficient hardware and intelligent software with industrial performance. The business employs approximately 7,000 people. go.abb/robotics
— Originally published at roboticstomorrow.com
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