Atlas Copco’s Machine Vision Solutions (MVS) division is a part of Atlas Copco’s Industrial Technique business area. Within the division, ISRA VISION is a leading machine vision technology provider. Atlas Copco ISRA VISION seeks augmented worker guidance solutions to enable untrained or less-trained persons to conduct specific, non-repetitive tasks and ensure high-quality output. Ultimately, this reduces the demand for expert work at the customer’s site.
Opportunity overview
New technologies such as artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and virtual reality enable new and exciting possibilities for industrial applications. For example, non-trained individuals can carry out tasks that would require an expert. These tasks can be, e.g., installation, service routines, and visualization of components. In a customer-facing context, these solutions could visualize machine vision process results, such as marking defects or identifying components and parts.
The solutions we seek can be software or a combination of hardware and software. The software should be able to create needed visualizations and be expandable to consider expanding the system with new instructions for expert commissioning. The hardware can include a combination of cameras, displays, laser pointers, mobile devices, or AR/VR glasses.
Your opportunity with Atlas Copco
Atlas Copco ISRA VISION is looking for partnering startups that can provide augmented worker guidance for complex downstream tasks, such as guiding the work of the on-site technician or helping the end customer identify parts or components. We are open to co-development using ISRA VISION’s industry-leading machine vision for image detection and your AR interfaces. We are available for solutions ranging from software to hardware and software.
Significance: Significant commercial potential exists in upskilling non-trained persons and enabling experts to commission or service complex industrial systems. A successful solution can be scaled to Atlas Copco sites and numerous customer facilities globally.
Examples we're looking for
Augmented worker guidance for own technicians
The solution can enable, guide, or support technicians during complex or not-trained tasks at customer systems without an ISRA expert present. These tasks can include but are not limited to installation routines, visualization of components, coordination plans, etc.
Augmented worker guidance for 1st level support
A worker guidance system can enable or guide customers’ technicians during regular maintenance or process failures without an ISRA expert present. These tasks can include but are not limited to maintenance routines, visualization of components or parameters, coordinate systems, etc.
Augmented worker guidance in customer applications
An ideal solution can contribute to the core functionality of machine vision systems, e.g., for quality assurance. These tasks include visualizing machine vision process results, virtually marking defects, identifying parts and components, etc., to support manual processes.
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