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CynLr
Overview
HQ Location
India
Year Founded
2015
Company Type
Private
Revenue
< $10m
Employees
< 10
Website
Company Description
CynLr is a visual object intelligence platform that enables industrial robotic arms to see, understand and manipulate any object in random unstructured environments
IoT Solutions
3D Bin-Picking solutions available in the market perform basic pattern-matching algorithms on sparse 3D depth-map data. Therefore they work only when object geometries are simple, with no occlusion or entanglement, with atleast one part fully visible in the viewing angle trained for, and can only approximately pick and drop objects.
The purpose of picking an object during a manual task is almost always to place in a desired orientation, hence approximate picks and drops finds very limited use-cases.
The purpose of picking an object during a manual task is almost always to place in a desired orientation, hence approximate picks and drops finds very limited use-cases.
Key Customers
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IoT Snapshot
CynLr is a provider of Industrial IoT analytics and modeling, and robots technologies.
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Technology Stack
CynLr’s Technology Stack maps CynLr’s participation in the analytics and modeling, and robots IoT Technology stack.
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