Overview
Description
The growing need for flexible, safe, and accessible automation—particularly among small and medium-sized enterprises—is driving the adoption of collaborative robots (cobots). Advanced features and functionality, such as AI integration, are increasingly becoming must-haves in these robotic systems.
This cobot system is built on ROS 2, a distributed middleware in which all components are interconnected and information is exchanged via a DDS communication layer. The system uses a vision AI processor to process sensor data, integrate multiple command inputs such as voice and gesture control, and coordinate with the robotic arm in real time.
System Benefits:
- Intelligent vision and voice recognition for video streaming and real-time detection of hand gestures, objects, and voice commands
- Real-time decision-making
- Seamless integration leveraging MXT's single-board computer (SBC) and SpotiQ
Comparison
Applications
Test This Board Remotely
DC/DC
Products
PMIC
Products
Wi-Fi/Bluetooth LE
Products
MPU
Products
Audio Codec
Products
RS-485
Products
Robotic Arm: Stepper Motor with Resolver
Robotic Arm: Servo Motor
Robotic Arm: 6‑ and 9‑Axis
Software
Software & Tool Pages
| Software title | Software type | Company |
|---|---|---|
| RZ/V2N ROS2 Support Package The RZ/V2N ROS2 Support Package provides the ROS2 installation procedure on the RZ/V2N. | Software Package | Renesas |
| RZ/V2N ROS2 Sample Application Package The RZ/V2N ROS2 Sample Application Package provides applications running on the RZ/V2N. | Software Package | Renesas |
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Videos & Training
Discover how Renesas and MXT are enabling the next generation of intelligent collaborative robots. This video showcases a Collaborative Robot (Cobot) powered by the Renesas RZ/V2N Vision AI processor and MXT’s SpotIQ architecture, featuring real-time voice control, hand gesture recognition, object detection, and ROS2-based coordination. See how advanced vision AI, sensor processing, and intuitive human-robot interaction come together to help engineers design safer, smarter, and more adaptable CoBots—from prototype to production.