See the Slab. Plan the Cut. Produce the Part.
A large slab is not a drawing. The corner is not square, the size varies from the nominal figure, and the veining that makes the slab valuable is not where the layout assumed it would be. The vision system closes that gap by starting from what is actually on the table.
CAPTURE Record the real slab contour instead of assuming the nominal rectangle.
ALIGN Establish the coordinate relationship between the material and the machine.
LAYOUT Place the parts on the slab you actually have, and see the result before cutting.
CUT Run the production cycle against the confirmed layout.
Intelligent Vision Features
Large slab contour extraction
Coordinate calibration
WYSIWYG workflow
Pattern matching
Large-format stone processing
Basin and sanitaryware applications
Where It Pays For Itself
Vision assistance matters most on work where the material is the expensive part of the job: matched book-match pairs, slabs with a feature the customer chose deliberately, large-format sintered material, and basin or overflow openings where a mis-set hole cannot be repaired.
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