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Description
#RobotStudio Machining PowerPac est un add-in à #Robot Studio, qui permet de créer des trajectoires complexes en quelques secondes !
Augmentation de l'efficacité de l'ingénierie dans les applications d'usinage
RobotStudio est le produit leader du marché pour la programmation hors ligne. Avec ses nouvelles méthodes de programmation, #ABB établit la norme mondiale en matière de programmation de robots.
Créer des chemins complexes en quelques secondes
Le PowerPac d'usinage est l'outil idéal pour la programmation d'applications telles que l'usinage, l'ébavurage, la rectification, le polissage et l'ébavurage. Il offre plusieurs stratégies pour générer facilement des trajectoires d'usinage et des courbes sur des surfaces libres pour exécuter le programme d'usinage, répondant ainsi à différentes exigences en matière de génération de trajectoire. Le post-processeur intégré génère des trajectoires précises du robot à partir du logiciel de FAO et utilise la force d'être étroitement intégré dans la commande du robot.
Durée de vie de l'outil prolongée et précision de trajectoire améliorée.
Les différentes stratégies de parcours augmentent la durée de vie de l'outil en usinant avec une zone d'outil au lieu d'un seul point et couvrent également différents points de contact d'outil pour différents processus. Comme les cibles et les trajectoires sont générées automatiquement à partir de surfaces CAO ou de code FAO, un résultat cohérent et précis peut être obtenu indépendamment des compétences de l'utilisateur. Le logiciel crée automatiquement un nombre suffisant de cibles dans une trajectoire pour s'assurer que la trajectoire correspond exactement aux besoins de l'usinage.

Offline, PC-based programming and simulation addresses a major new paradigm in robotics: ease of designing and commissioning new projects.

Have you thought about how we gradually get used to new paradigms and new ways of thinking? Take search engines for example: 10 years ago most people used the phone book when they were looking for a company or a service. I think I still have a phone book somewhere at home. But it might very well be three years old, if I haven’t thrown it away already.

Nowadays, I expect to find whatever it is that I’m looking for by searching the web. I just open the browser and start typing something. If I’m looking for a company, I take for granted they have a website. Otherwise, I just continue my search as if that company didn’t exist. While the phone book is one of the most glaring examples, similar kinds of transformations are happening in every industry—including robotics.

For instance, a few weeks ago I met one of our robotics customers in the machine building business. He told me his end-customers want to be able to simulate their products, otherwise they will turn elsewhere.

This particular machine building company uses the ABB IRC5 Controller for controlling their own unique robotics solutions. Now one of their end-customers is requesting support for simulation in RobotStudio—ABB’s virtual robot programming software. Times are definitely changing.
Equipment manufacturers have to think virtual to survive

Back in the days when people were still browsing thick phone books, robots were programmed differently. You either pulled or dragged the those zombies around by hand, or you entered obscure commands on some kind of device with 128 buttons, for which you had to read a really thick manual. And you had to wait for the robot to be delivered and then installed in a test cell before you could even think about programming and using it.

These days, automation engineers and robot programmers expect to be able to prototype and prepare their solution in a virtual environment before even thinking about buying anything. Buying new equipment without trying it in advance feels as awkward as contacting a company without a website that you can only find in the phone book. You will just move on to another company that can deliver virtual replicas of its products.

Think about what happened to the machine building company. The end-customer said: “You have an interesting product, but if we cannot simulate it we are not interested”.
You are not alone in the paradigm shift

Of course we want to meet our partners’ demands and make it possible for them to let their customers do simulations in RobotStudio. In the machine building-company case, the IRC5 Controller can easily be simulated in RobotStudio. To solve the problem, all we had to do was help them prepare the virtual 3D models of their machine.