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DESIGN AND EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF A CUSTOM VISION-GUIDED APPROACH TO 2D PART LOCALIZATION FOR INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS
Vision-guided robots offer a clear advantage over teach-pendant programming for battery handling, where modern packs hold thousands of cells and teaching each position by hand does not scale. Commercial vision systems address this need, but their calibration, detection, and coordinate-conversion sta
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