Xpert trial (for System Partners)

**panic mode** · May 13, 2020 at 11:54 PM

Currently KUKA is offering free trial access for Xpert. as far as i know this offer is limited to System Partners.

It opens up few more doors compared to Basic version of Xpert, including product training videos and 150 days SimPro trial.

so if you did not check "mykuka" in a while, now may be time, specially if you cannot do anything better with time due COVID.

massula · May 14, 2020 at 1:03 AM

Some weeks ago a 90 trial message poped up on my Xpert Basic Inbox, and I signed in.

I didn't know about this SimPro trial, so I will check ii again.

Thanks for the tip.

**panic mode** · May 14, 2020 at 1:26 AM

i also did not see SimPro trial till today which is what prompted this topic since some of training videos are for SimLayout and SimPro including Roboteam setup and conveyor tracking.

dexterv · May 14, 2020 at 11:01 AM

I didn't know the KUKA.Sim PRO trial is 150 days, I thought it was 90. Also whilst you are testing the full expert access - there are CS webinars to view, especially if you speak German.

**panic mode** · May 14, 2020 at 3:47 PM

according to my filters, trial shows 10 video tutorials in German and 11 in English.

those numbers pale in comparison what is actually available on Xpert but it is a show of good will and released selection is interesting and useful, not just random sample.

FernandoAR · May 15, 2020 at 2:19 AM

HELLO!

Anyone know where I can get KUKA.SIM 3.1 workbooks in pdf?

**panic mode** · May 15, 2020 at 3:18 AM

Kuka uses term 'workbook' for largest of documents given to students taking part in Kuka College courses.

The only way to get access is to register and take official training. Even then participants only receive printed copy. No College material is allowed for distribution in electronic format (workbook, quick guides or whatever). Those who tried that here got banned so - read the rules.

Btw i have looked hard but have never seen any PDF user manuals for SimPro, only installation instructions.

Training is clasroom based using live instructor. Also there are tutorial videos mentioned here.

All documentation is shared through Xpert portal. User level determines how much you get to access.

Basic is free, and of course has some limitations. Paid access get you more...

DannyDJ · May 22, 2020 at 8:21 AM

For studying the KUKA SimPro 3.x videos from Visual Components come handy also, especially for modeling part like how to make your own external axis positioner, connecting Kuka SimPro with PLC, painting Add-On, also you can use other premade components from VC(which is larger library then one from KUKA), other robots brands...

So if one searches enough, you can find a lot of examples to get you started and also for pro work...

visi · May 22, 2020 at 12:11 PM

You can check this link https://www.robot-forum.com for tutorials to use KUKA Sim application. The videos are made for Visual Components https://www.robot-forum.com but both application uses same engine. The only downside is that you won't see all the components in KUKA Sim described in the academy video. But the Python and .Net api's are the same

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