Never heard about them before Your post, and the manuals are behind a form that I maybe will fill during the week.
Anyway, collaborative robots are normally user friendly, and looking some videos in their YouTube channel, they resembled a mix between UR and Techman (now Omron) cobots.
Never heard about them before Your post, and the manuals are behind a form that I maybe will fill during the week.
Anyway, collaborative robots are normally user friendly, and looking some videos in their YouTube channel, they resembled a mix between UR and Techman (now Omron) cobots.
Yeah I seen manuals, my primary work "friends" are fanuc arc mates, so these guys are something different for me.
I had some issues with collision detecting; if i use bigger speeds they hit collision error, i try to lower collision parameter but still didnt got it.
The production line I'm working on is constantly in motion, so I'll probably have to add a camera or sensors to tell the robot when and what to paint.
Interesting machines, but i think there is a lot of "playing" before get them work perfectly. 
No, no experience, but I think to buy a FR10 from Fairino.
Did your project work well?
No, no experience, but I think to buy a FR10 from Fairino.
Did your project work well?
Still I dont have time for that project.
I can only say that support is very fast. I had some issuse and they give perfectly detailed instructions to solve it.
Hi Deni,
lately i've been working on an FR5 as well. It seems to have a very basic amount of functionalities but in general, for what it costs, i think is good.
Same as you, the support seemed to be very helpful. Unfortunately for them, they may be busy sometimes because there is only 1 support team for europe.
I'm trying right now to control it by its API with C++. Let me know, if you start using the cobot, how do you feel about it
Alessandro
