Need a theory, tell me. We have a robot and a head for laying out (laying) carbon fiber. The task-instead of manually scoring the coordinates on each layer of the part, especially if it is a complex product-to integrate the robot and its head for laying out in the CAM system, so that you can easily load 3 d products and the system itself calculates the trajectory and coordinates, or it is possible to set in the CAM or points by which the system could calculate the coordinates and trajectory, issuing a ready code for the robot. I hope I explained it clearly. In my understanding, it is necessary to set the parameters of the winding head in the CAM system first, and then build a postprocessor for this. I would like to know your opinion on this matter in as much detail as possible and preferably more clearly. Hello from Russia
CAM system for kawasaki
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June 8, 2021 at 12:56 PM -
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This area in industrial robotics is a very specialised and complexed area and therefore any software that is applicable will likely to set you back muchos $$$$.
I don't have any experience in this area, but if I was personally going to be getting further involved, I would certainly look at RoboDK capabilities.
There is also direct support here at Robot Forum by the using the board here:
The other issue you may encounter, is the amount of positions that are required.
Kawasaki Controllers have limited 'user memory', so you would also need a way of being able to 'side load/drip load' these in and I think Kawasaki are in the process of developing an application called KASLoad.
I would inquire to Kawasaki Germany as to the status of this/availability.
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This area in industrial robotics is a very specialised and complexed area and therefore any software that is applicable will likely to set you back muchos $$$$.
I don't have any experience in this area, but if I was personally going to be getting further involved, I would certainly look at RoboDK capabilities.
There is also direct support here at Robot Forum by the using the board here:
The other issue you may encounter, is the amount of positions that are required.
Kawasaki Controllers have limited 'user memory', so you would also need a way of being able to 'side load/drip load' these in and I think Kawasaki are in the process of developing an application called KASLoad.
I would inquire to Kawasaki Germany as to the status of this/availability.
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