Glazio
Robotic glazing and decoration that never drifts.
Closed-loop control of glaze, engobe, and digital decoration, commissioned in simulation before the robot touches a piece.
Glaze and decoration drift
Glaze and engobe application and digital decoration decide the surface, color, and defect rate of a piece, and today they drift. Manual glaze-line setup, nozzle wear, changing glaze rheology, and inconsistent robot programming produce uneven coverage, pinholes, crawling, and shade variation. Reprogramming robots for a new format is slow and specialist-bound, so plants under-utilize automation and eat scrap on every changeover.
Robotic glazing that never drifts
Glazio drives glaze, engobe, and decoration robots with closed-loop control on coverage, film thickness, and placement, adjusting in real time to glaze rheology and surface feedback from Vitreo. New formats and decorations are commissioned in Isaac simulation first, so a changeover that took a specialist hours is validated before the robot touches a piece.
- Closed-loop applicationControls coverage, thickness, and uniformity of glaze and engobe.
- Caliber-aware decorationTies digital-decoration placement to caliber and surface feedback.
- Sim-first changeoverCommissions new formats in simulation before production.
What Glazio controls
Robot control on Jetson Orin with Isaac, closing the loop with Vitreo surface feedback.
Application control
Coverage, film thickness, and uniformity held steady against drift.
Digital decoration
Placement tied to caliber and surface, format by format.
Simulation commissioning
New formats validated in Isaac before the robot runs.
Consistent surface, faster changeover
How Glazio connects
Glazio is an act layer of the loop. It executes on Kilnex and Vitreo output, decoration setpoints from the twin, live surface feedback from perception, and shares glaze-quality data back into the plant's craft memory.
Getting Glazio live
A paid pilot on one line, a hard metric, then expansion.
Cell integration
Connect glaze, engobe, and decoration robots to Glazio control.
Format library
Commission formats and decorations in Isaac simulation.
Closed-loop run
Control coverage and placement live, correcting for drift.
Feedback loop
Vitreo surface data keeps the line on target.
“A format changeover used to book our best specialist for a shift. Now it's validated in simulation before the robot ever moves.”
Glazio drops into your stack
Glazio reads from the equipment and data systems you already run, no rip-and-replace.
Kiln & press OEMs
Glaze & decoration
Inspection & data
Ceramics groups
Answers for plant leaders
Does Glazio work with our existing robots?
How does it handle glaze rheology changes?
What about new decorations?
Put Glazio on your line
Hold glaze and decoration on target through every changeover. Scope a Glazio pilot on your glaze line.