Simulation / Offline programming softwares

Andrew149 · June 4, 2009 at 11:36 AM

Universal robot Simulation / Offline programming softwares
1. Robcad -> Technomatix
Process Simulate -> Technomatix
2. Delmia - D5 IGRIP/ V5 ROBTOICS -> Dassault Systemes
'-> FASTCURVE / FASTSURF / FASTIP -> CENIT AG ( Add in for delmia v5)
3. Robomaster -> MasterCam
4. Cimstation -> AC&E
5. Cosimir -> Festo
6. Robot Works -> Integration for solid works
7. Workspace 5 -> Wat solutions
8. Easy-ROB
9. Sim X
10. FAMOS robotic
11. Camelot - Robsim
12. Eureka robot milling -> roboris
13. RoboDK
14. Delfoi ARC, Delfoi CUT, Delfoi PAINT
15. Robots.io

Robot Manufacturers specific 3D simulation / Offline programming softwares
1. Abb -> Robotstudio
'-> Irbcam Add in for Robotudio
2. Fanuc -> Roboguide
3. Kuka -> Kukasim and Kuka.CAMrob
4. Motoman -> Motosim
5. Denso -> Wincaps III
6. Reis -> Prosim
7. Panasonic -> DeskTop Programming & Simulation System
8. Igm -> Programming Studio
9. Stäubli -> 3D STUDIO
10. Comau -> WinC4G
11. Mitsubushi -> MELFA WORKS
12. Nachi -> AX on Desk
13. Kawasaki -> Pc-ROSET
14. OTC -> N/A
15. Hyundai -> N/A
15. Epson -> N/A
16. Adept -> N/A

Members can reply if i missed any 3D Simulation / Offline programming softwares.

Bala

asimo · June 5, 2009 at 2:29 AM

You can add Robotmaster -> Robotmaster in the first category

Andrew149 · June 5, 2009 at 6:54 AM

Done

Andrew149 · June 5, 2009 at 7:13 AM

simulation Softwares will be graded according to the user replies

simspec · June 5, 2009 at 11:03 AM

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TygerDawg · June 5, 2009 at 1:18 PM

I see you're partial to the software packages that are too expensive to be purchased by the small company or single robot user.

Some others to consider:

http://www.camelot.dk/

http://www.famos-robotic.de/

http://www.irbcam.com/

Andrew149 · June 5, 2009 at 1:27 PM

Great work members .... keep going , its really helpful for global robot programmers

arbayne · June 8, 2009 at 1:05 AM

Does anybody know anything about Eureka by Roboris (for NC milling)?

http://www.roboris.com/default_eng.html

axv6l · June 8, 2009 at 8:16 PM

for otc is AX on Desktop

Andrew149 · June 9, 2009 at 2:24 PM

hi axv6l. could u provide some links. i cant see any ax on desktop for otc in the web

TylerRobertson · June 17, 2009 at 9:56 PM

Silly that I missed this thread - Great Rundown, I probably would have made the same, albeit had different experiences with different systems

Kuka has KukaSim & CAMRob

Andrew149 · June 18, 2009 at 6:55 AM

Modified

berauer · June 26, 2009 at 8:13 AM

To further speed up Offline Programming you can add CENIT FASTPRODUCTS to DELMIA V5.

FASTPRODUCTS consist of three applications: FASTCURVE, FASTIP & FASTSURF

Watch a 10min FASTCURVE demo video on Youtube: CENIT FASTCURVE DEMO

More information on CENIT's website:

http://www.cenit.de/en/plm/cenit-software/fastcurve.html
http://www.cenit.de/en/plm/cenit-software/fastip.html
http://www.cenit.de/en/plm/cenit-software/fastsurf.html

Thanks,

Charlie.

Andrew149 · June 26, 2009 at 8:50 AM

hi charlie,
Looks very good product. but very specific to some applications.
bala

berauer · June 26, 2009 at 9:06 AM

Hi Bala,

That's because it's often sold as a turn-key solution along with the robot cell - complete workcell model, GUI customized to support the actual process, custom translator to allow for zero-edit robot programs.

But the software can really be used for a wide range of applications.

Charlie

Lerak · July 1, 2009 at 5:40 PM

RobotMaster is a good one.

android · July 14, 2009 at 8:25 PM

Hello Members,

I want to know, which is the best software for students to understand?.. And let me know the Advantages of Robot Master...
Try to give the best software by comparison..

Hoping some best replies..

TylerRobertson · July 14, 2009 at 8:48 PM

I work at Robotmaster and "have" to use it every day. It provides an easy and common interface for people familiar with cad/cam software, along with toolpath control from Mastercam to control the robot tool to exact process specifications.
Things like lead in tails and exit tails are done automatically; tool tilting by a degree value, cutting normal to a curface, surface covering, tool compensation, point distribution tolerancing ... it's all automated so paths can really be tailored to an application.

Further it graphically maps out robot orientations which would cause errors, so the paths that are generated will run on the robot precisely how they would look in simulation, without errors. It goes far beyond just CAD/CAM toolpaths being converted to robot code.

In general, with a given robot/ frame and tool data, I can import something like a .dxf for a simple cutting path and have it on the robot in 10-20 minutes.
more complex surface work may take more time, but process procedure can be carried over to other robots/brands.

If you want more info feel free to contact me and I can get you in touch with someone, or goto http://www.robotmaster.com

android · July 15, 2009 at 3:44 PM

Thanx for your reply.... and Information..

I've visited the site.. I've got the good information..

Thanx again...

Jonsson · July 29, 2009 at 10:59 AM

Hi
You may also add Process Simulate (also by Tecnomatix) to the list of OLP softwares

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