Orbbec Unveils Advanced AI Robotics, 3D Vision and Automation Solutions at Logis-Tech Tokyo 2026
Orbbec, a leading provider of robotics and AI vision technology, is showcasing its latest robotic perception, 3D vision and data collection solutions at Logis-Tech Tokyo 2026, targeting practical challenges across logistics, warehousing and industrial automation. The company’s technologies are designed to support the growing demand for intelligent robotic systems and advanced automation solutions.
Under the theme “Building the Eyes and Brain of Physical AI,” Orbbec is demonstrating technologies focused on reliable 3D perception, scalable real-world data collection, and coordinated wide-area and close-range sensing for robotic manipulation. The solutions are aimed at improving how robots perceive, process and interact with their surrounding environments.
Advanced 3D Vision Technology for Robotic Picking and Inspection
Transparent, reflective and low-texture objects can create missing or noisy depth data in robotic applications. At Logis-Tech Tokyo 2026, Orbbec is highlighting its LingBot Enhanced Depth Filter, which combines chip-level native depth data from the Gemini 330 series cameras with Robbyant’s LingBot-Depth model.
Delivered through the Orbbec SDK, the technology is designed to reduce missing depth and noise while refining object boundaries. According to Orbbec, these capabilities support applications including transparent-object picking, box and shelf recognition, pose estimation and component localization.
The company is also showcasing Nova S1, a customizable 3D DLP camera designed for high-accuracy assembly and inspection applications.
Orbbec Introduces Robot-Free Data Collection Platform in Japan
Training robotic and embodied AI models requires large volumes of synchronized, multimodal real-world data. Orbbec is presenting its complete Robot-Free Data Collection Hardware Platform in Japan for the first time.
The platform includes EGO, UMI, WristCam and Hub, supporting first-person observation, handheld manipulation, wrist-level interaction and multi-device synchronization.
The platform is available through standardized products, private-label customization, CM and JDM services. It also supports hardware customization and secondary software development.
Under specified validation conditions, the system has demonstrated more than 37 hours of continuous recording, captured over 100 million frames, achieved synchronization error of below 1 ms, and recorded a factory calibration error of below 0.3 pixels.
These capabilities are particularly relevant to the development of AI robotics, where large-scale, synchronized and accurate real-world datasets are important for training robotic and embodied AI systems.
Orbbec and Advantech Demonstrate Integrated “Eye-Brain-Hand” Robotics System
Together with Advantech, a global leader in IoT intelligent systems and embedded platforms, Orbbec is demonstrating an integrated “eye-brain-hand” solution designed for robotic manipulation.
The system combines Gemini 335Lg for wide-area environmental perception, Gemini 305g for close-range manipulation sensing, and Advantech’s AFE-R750 robotics-ready control system for edge AI processing.
The combination brings together perception, close-range sensing and edge AI processing in an integrated robotics architecture, demonstrating how advanced 3D vision technology and AI computing can work together for robotic manipulation.
Orbbec 3D Vision Technology Already Deployed in Japan
Orbbec’s 3D vision technologies are already deployed in Japan. Its Femto Mega is used in Hitachi Group’s CO-URIBA unmanned retail solution, while Gemini 2 is used in a hospital logistics robot developed by a major Japanese automotive manufacturer.
The deployments highlight the application of robotics, AI vision and 3D sensing technology across retail and healthcare logistics environments.
Orbbec Seeks Greater Collaboration in Japan’s Robotics Market
Felix Zheng, Managing Director, APAC Region at Orbbec, said:
“Japan sets a high bar for robotic vision in performance, reliability and long-term supply. Through Logis-Tech Tokyo 2026, we aim to deepen collaboration with customers and partners and bring our technologies into more real-world robotics applications.”
Orbbec’s presence at Logis-Tech Tokyo 2026 underscores its focus on expanding practical applications for AI-powered robotics, 3D vision, industrial automation and robotic data collection, particularly in logistics, warehousing and other real-world automation environments.
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