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The New York Times doesn't often write about industrial robots. This time, they did. They spent time inside a Stellantis plant in Detroit, at a robot station that used to be the line's biggest headache. The problem is that robots are blind. Fixed motions, no way to adjust when a part shifts by a few millimetres. Bent racks, worn containers, misaligned parts, and an operator babysitting a machine that was supposed to run itself. Inbolt fixes that by giving the robot real-time 3D vision and intelligence. It sees the part, adjusts its path, and keeps working, on all major robot brands. No more fixtures or jigs. Trained from CAD in minutes. This Detroit plant became a top performer at Stellantis with 97% less downtime on one station, 30% faster cycle times on another. Same technology now running on 200+ robots at Toyota, GM and Ford. Read what the Times found: https://lnkd.in/ep39sagV

Ford Motor Company teams: see how vision-guided robots handle real-world line variability, live at the Ford Cologne EV Center. Join Jakhari Desphy (Technical Account Manager, Ford @ Inbolt) for a 30-minute Ford-exclusive session: real deployments from static cells to moving conveyors, retrofits and new stations, and a practical roadmap for more Ford plants. Mon 27 July · 16:30 CET / 10:30 EST · Recording included. Ford employees only. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eUCtMHZz

From stamping to final assembly: real examples of vision-guided robot stations across Ford production lines, and what it took to deploy them. A 30-minute Ford-exclusive webinar covering the use cases driving value today, lessons learned, and a simple roadmap for expanding across more plants. Recording sent to all registrants. Mon 27 July - 16:30 CET / 10:30 EST - Register with your Ford email. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eUCtMHZz

Line variability breaks blind robots. Racks shift, parts move, conveyors don't stop. On 27 July, Jakhari Desphy (Technical Account Manager, Ford @ Inbolt) shows how 3D vision guidance improves cycle time, cuts manual recoveries, and stabilises processes under real-world variability, with examples from Ford and other leading OEMs. 30 min + live Q&A ~ 16:30 CET / 10:30 EST ~ Ford employees only. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eUCtMHZz

Physical AI is everywhere right now. Humanoids, smart factories, new forms of intelligence. The buzz is real ⚡️ But next-gen automation isn’t a distant vision, it’s happening right now. As Albane Dersy, Inbolt's COO and Cofounder, shares in this video: "Physical AI isn’t a concept for us. It’s here, it’s real, and we’re scaling it now." 👉 Watch the video and tell us, what does “real” AI in manufacturing look like to you? #PhysicalAI #Automation #Inbolt #Robotics #SmartFactories

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