A complete workcell, and a brain that runs it.
That brain is ThRiVer, Effecon's physical-AI platform: it unifies perception, motion planning, control, and conversational setup into one system, so you describe the job and it Thinks, Reacts, and Delivers on it. You bring the robot and the gripper, or Effecon helps you choose.
One integrated platform, not a collection of separate tools.
Traditional automation stitches together a vision system, a motion planner, a controller, and custom code, from different vendors, wired up by an integrator. ThRiVer is one platform where all of it is already one system. You describe the job; one brain sees it, plans it, and runs it.
Perception
Sees the parts and the scene, including the cluttered and reflective ones.
Motion planning
Finds a collision-free path, simulated before it moves.
Control and execution
Runs the job on the robot in real time.
Conversational setup
You describe the job in plain language; it builds the task.
Orchestration
Sequences every step into one reliable behaviour.
Analytics
Turns every run into measurable data.
What is in the cell.
Vision
An industrial depth camera, wrist-mounted or fixed, that sees the parts and the scene.
Robot
Your industrial arm. Vendor-agnostic. Validated on UR and Fairino today; those are examples, not limits.
Gripper
Suction or parallel, matched to your items.
Compute
The intelligence runs on the cell itself, not in someone else's cloud.
One screen for the whole job.
Set up, run, watch, and measure the cell from a single browser dashboard. No separate tools, no engineering station.
Independent of your hardware vendors.
ThRiVer's intelligence sits above the hardware, not inside it. The same setup, perception, and motion planning run across different robot arms and industrial cameras. You are not tied to a single vendor, and supporting a new robot or camera is a configuration step, not a rebuild.
From delivery to production, without a long integration project.
Guided calibration aligns the cell in minutes, and every job is validated in simulation before it runs on hardware. Because the cell is set up by describing the job, the person who knows the process configures it, without waiting on a scarce specialist.
