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v-rep (http://www.coppeliarobotics.com/index.html)
SprutCam (http://www.sprutcam.com/home/sprutcam-robot)
Octopuz (http://octopuz.com/)
ActWeld (http://www.almacam.com/Product…oftware-for-robot-welding)
Artiminds (http://www.artiminds.com/index.html)
Some more robot offline programming software to add:
ACTIN (https://www.energid.com/)
AUTOMAPPPS ( http://convergent-it.com/ )
VisualComponents (https://www.visualcomponents.com/)
Newbie
Hi guys,
Does there is a reason why RoboDK is that low in the list?
I'm using it on a daily basis for a few months now, and honestly, for a 3000$ software (compared to between 20 000$ and 60 000$ for the competitor) it's a really, really good deal.
Now they even have free plugin to import features from certain CAD software (part, points, edge or sketch to follow) and for certain CAM software.
Personally I draw my complex path directly on the part in SolidWorks (3D sketch) then I import it with orientation in a few clicks. This save me so much time and no need to be a mathematics genius.
Just my own opinion.
Good day.
Does there is a reason why RoboDK is that low in the list?
I don't think it's a ranking.
On another note, we use Octopuz at my shop. It uses Visual Components' engine but has a buttload of specialized features for welding. They're somewhat new, but you should add them.
