Programming, optimization and training can thus be done in parallel with, and without affecting, ongoing production. The robot's control program is generated by RobotStudio® and downloaded to the robot when it is time to start manufacturing the new product.
#ROBOTSTUDIO HOW TO#
In this course you will learn how to use RobotStudio® for programming and simulation of robots.
In this way, you can create and test (simulate) robot programs for upcoming products in advance. With the professional software RobotStudio® from ABB, robot programming can be done on a PC in the office (offline), without the need to stop production. Offline programming and simulation are an effective way to meet this trend. This means that there is no time to shut down production to introduce reprogramming and testing for new variants and products. At the same time, the market's demands for new and better products at ever-shorter intervals drive a development where the product life cycle becomes ever shorter, which means that robots need to be reprogrammed more and more frequently in order to handle these new products. The number of robots in these industrial environments is growing and the robots are becoming more flexible and independent. Although robots are spreading to public environments and homes, the largest area of application is still the manufacturing floor of the manufacturing industry.