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Mech-Vision and Mech-Viz Software – Project Licence Enquiry
Mech-Vision and Mech-Viz address different parts of a robotic vision workflow. Mech-Vision processes vision information, while Mech-Viz provides a graphical robot-programming and motion-planning environment. This project enquiry defines the required licences and supplied scope; it does not represent a preverified single boxed bundle.

Where Mech-Vision and Mech-Viz fits
Applications and buying fit
Consider the software for robot-guided picking, object localisation and handling projects that need perception and motion coordinated. Begin with the camera output, required object result and target robot interface. A no-code user interface still needs application design, calibration and validation.
What this offer covers
Itemise each software product, edition, version, activation method, support term and any industrial PC or dongle. Camera hardware, robot arms, end effectors and commissioning are not implied. Seller part numbers identify marketplace offers, not guaranteed manufacturer bundle SKUs.
Mech-Vision and Mech-Viz specifications
| Software products | Mech-Vision and Mech-Viz |
|---|---|
| Mech-Vision role | Graphical machine vision processing |
| Mech-Viz role | Robot programming and motion planning |
| Marketplace references | RBTX-MECH-0022 and RBTX-MECH-0024; seller identifiers |
| Licence scope | Version, activation, host and commercial terms to confirm |
Source: Mech-Mind documentation. Published values are not a guarantee of performance in every application.
Integration and compatibility
Software and control
Request the supported operating system, host hardware, camera and robot-controller matrix for the selected release. Clarify activation hardware or software, licence duration, runtime/development rights, transfer rights, updates and remote-support conditions. An installer download does not establish a commercial licence entitlement.
Engineering checks that matter
Mech-Vision and Mech-Viz are separate licence items. Distributor references distinguish Vision standard RBTX-MECH-0022 from Viz RBTX-MECH-0024. This is an enquiry to define licences, not a verified combined manufacturer bundle. Assign ownership of acquisition, pose output, grasp selection, collision checking and robot execution so no function falls between suppliers.
Compare configurations before buying
Mech-Vision and Mech-Viz are complementary rather than interchangeable. A project using custom robot control may require a different software scope from a project using Mech-Viz motion planning. Compare proposals by implemented functions and acceptance criteria, not simply by the count of installed applications.
| Function | Mech-Vision | Mech-Viz |
|---|---|---|
| Primary role | Vision processing and recognition | Robot path and task planning |
| Inputs | Camera data and recognition workflow | Robot model, scene geometry and task data |
| Acceptance result | Usable pose or detection output | Validated task execution |
| Commercial scope | Separate licence | Separate licence |
Plan the complete installation
Software capability cannot overcome an unsuitable camera position, unreachable grasp, incompatible controller or undersized gripper. Confirm how exceptions are handled and who supports the full integration. The licence proposal must identify any separately priced modules and services.
How to validate the application
Use the actual robot model and a representative scene. Validate coordinate transforms, reachable grasps and collision geometry, including the tool and held object. Test no-detection and infeasible-motion cases. Agree backups, licence recovery and deployment responsibilities before moving from a demo machine to production.
Agree the acceptance evidence
Define the representative products or parts, operating conditions and pass criteria before approval. Keep the selected hardware, software versions and settings with the test record. Assign responsibility for installation, commissioning, training and recovery procedures in the proposal.
Mech-Vision and Mech-Viz price, supply and package scope
Request a written quotation
Ask for the exact model, condition, quantity and itemised accessories. Selling price and lead time are confirmed against that offer. External market listings are research references and are not our selling prices or proof of stock.
Delivery, warranty and support
Confirm packing, insurance, freight terms, customs responsibilities and the service location for your destination. Warranty coverage and return procedures depend on the supplied package and commercial agreement. Request installation and training separately where required.
Documentation and project resources
Mech-Vision and Mech-Viz frequently asked questions
Is this a single fixed-price bundle?
No verified combined bundle has been established. Request an itemised offer for the required software and licences.
Is the download free for production use?
A downloadable installer does not imply a free commercial production licence. Confirm the applicable licence terms.
Does it work with any robot controller?
Check exact robot model, controller, software version and communication interface against current supported integrations.
Is this an official single-SKU bundle?
No verified manufacturer bundle has been established. The offer must itemise Mech-Vision and Mech-Viz separately.
How do I request an accurate quotation?
Send the exact model, delivery country, quantity, required configuration and target purchase date. Include the task, existing equipment and any acceptance requirement so the offer can be checked against your application.
What delivery and warranty terms apply?
The written quotation must identify freight terms, import responsibilities, lead time, warranty coverage and service route. A third-party seller listing does not establish AI Robot Supplier inventory or delivery commitments.
Build the right configuration
Request your Mech-Vision and Mech-Viz quotation
Send your destination, quantity, configuration and application requirements. Ask for a complete written scope before ordering.
