Doosan Robotics, SeAH Mechanics sign agreement to jointly develop AI deburring robots
Doosan Robotics(454910) and SeAH Mechanics 6 month 10 day signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly develop manufacturing process automation and AI-based robotic deburring solutions. The two companies will develop and commercialize a system that uses 3D vision and artificial intelligence to recognize and automatically remove protrusions and residual material.
Doosan Robotics(454910) and SeAH Mechanics 6 month 10 day signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly develop manufacturing process automation and AI-based robotic deburring solutions. The signing ceremony was held at the Doosan Robotics Innovation Center in Bundang-gu, Seongnam. The two companies agreed to pursue joint development and commercialization.
The agreement covers an artificial intelligence-based collaborative robot deburring solution. Deburring is the process of removing protrusions and residual material from the surface after processing metal and plastic. The two companies will develop the solution with the goal of automating this process.
The development approach is to combine 3D vision and AI technologies. The robot will be made to recognize the locations and shapes of protrusions and residual material and perform automatic removal operations based on the recognition results. The companies will integrate software and hardware in this process.
Doosan Robotics is responsible for collaborative robot automation solutions. SeAH Mechanics is contributing its precision machining and production expertise in electric vehicle batteries and key components for eco-friendly mobility. The two companies agreed to combine their respective technologies and expertise to develop the solution in concrete form.
The two companies said that applying this solution would improve quality consistency. They also aim to increase process efficiency and expand its scope of application across the smart manufacturing ecosystem. At the commercialization stage, they plan to carry out pilot applications and pilot operations in parallel.
The two companies plan to commercialize the results of their joint development and apply them at sites. They said they would verify performance and confirm quality improvement figures during the pilot stage. They agreed to disclose the specific commercialization schedule and order plans at a later date.