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Posts by YamahaTech

  • Help on gripper Design

    • YamahaTech
    • August 4, 2014 at 9:21 PM

    Again,
    I would get a vacuum cup representative involved. They have a lot of cup options single-bellows, double-bellows, ect...
    It may require a larger pump/generator.

    Explore this avenue before re-inventing the wheel.

  • Help on gripper Design

    • YamahaTech
    • July 28, 2014 at 3:41 PM

    So, you were picking from the bottom of the pot with no hole.

    You said a hole, I assume that means one and it is in the middle? Can you position your cups around this hole? Just guessing but sounds like you need to get a cup rep involved they have lots of options then you may not need to re-engineer your entire process.

  • POLL: Programming Software

    • YamahaTech
    • May 23, 2014 at 8:00 PM

    Being a "PLC" guy I like the ability to program from the PLC. Allen Bradley (RSLogix 5000) allows this through their AOI's (Add On Instructions). I have seen some Robot Manufacturers that are using these (not a lot yet). This simplifies the integration process.

    Jeff

  • Help Please, with Yamaha Robot

    • YamahaTech
    • May 23, 2014 at 7:34 PM

    This may be an old post but here is the answer.

    Files

    5-23-2014 1-33-01 PM.pdf 15.96 kB – 30 Downloads
  • Which robot is easiest to program

    • YamahaTech
    • May 21, 2014 at 4:10 PM

    Which Robot is easiest to program?

    That depends on a few things. If you have a maintenance background you probably like the Robot that has the best TP interface. If you are a Robot Programmer then probably depends on the robot system that either you learned first or the one that you have spent the most time on (this is probably the same with maintenance guys/gals). If you are a controls engineer you probably like the Robot that has the best interface to PLC/PC.

    Jeff

  • Tips for buying used robots

    • YamahaTech
    • May 21, 2014 at 4:03 PM

    27. Check with the Manufacturer to see when they stop servicing the legacy robots.

    Jeff

  • cost difference

    • YamahaTech
    • May 21, 2014 at 4:01 PM

    Scara robots when going head to head with a 6 axis (reach/payload) should be significantly less than a 6 axis robot. The scara robots of today are generally much faster too. The main draw-back is if you need a the articulation of 6 axis then a 4-axis Scara can not compete. If you are going for reach I have seen Scaras mounted on a 5th axis (slide) and still provide interpolated motion.

    Jeff

  • what is this robot model ?

    • YamahaTech
    • May 20, 2014 at 3:34 PM

    Well, it is not a Yamaha. Yamaha Robots do not require calibration. (just Origin)

    Also, Yamaha does NOT refer to any axis as "J" (for joint) I assume.

    Going through the legacy (I may miss some of the first ones but these are what I am aware of)
    DPB
    TPB
    HPB
    MPB
    RPB (Current)

    Jeff

  • Yamaha RCX240 Controller EIP & RSlogix5000 Messaging

    • YamahaTech
    • May 19, 2014 at 9:23 PM

    Yamaha Robotics has step-by-step Instructions for this. The best thing to do is to contact your distributor or contact Yamaha Directly.

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