ABB adds AI Robot Trainer to OmniCore EyeMotion

ABB says the expanded offering brings image acquisition, AI-model training, deployment and continuous improvement together in one industrial workflow.[1] It is designed to turn real shop-floor images into deployable AI vision data, and combines synthetic and real-world image data with ABB’s industrial knowledge.[1] A guided workflow and AI chatbot lead users through the process, according to ABB.[1] The company says the approach lets customers train and deploy AI-powered vision applications without building AI models from scratch.[1] For integrators, that describes a route from collecting images to putting a vision application into production, with ongoing improvement included in the same workflow.[1]

ABB designed OmniCore EyeMotion with AI Robot Trainer for system integrators and automation partners.[1] ABB says the tools help integrators adapt applications to changing product SKUs, lighting, layouts and object variations.[1] The stated application range runs from 2D pick-and-place to 3D bin picking, quality inspection, sorting and assembly.[1] The solution also works with cameras and sensors from any brand, according to ABB.[1] ABB says it intends the offering to support scaling AI vision applications across customer sites and production lines.[1]

ABB says the integrated solution can reduce commissioning time by up to 90%.[1] That figure is a company claim, and the announcement also describes EyeMotion as integrated with RobotStudio and says it can cut commissioning time by up to 90%.[3] ABB separately says cycle time can fall by up to 50% when the solution is combined with automatic collision-free path planning.[1] The path-planning feature converts robot perception into motion, according to ABB.[1]

ABB scheduled a showcase of the solution at the China International Industry Fair in Shanghai from October 12 to 16, 2026.[1] The company characterized robotic AI vision as a bridge between robot perception and physical action.[1] ABB says OmniCore EyeMotion gives any OmniCore-powered ABB robot sensing and perception capabilities.[3] It also says the tools reduce dependence on AI specialists while accelerating commissioning and adaptation to production changes.[1] The announcement positions the offering as a way for integrators and automation partners to develop and adjust vision applications, with examples spanning handling, inspection and assembly tasks.[1]