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Siemens and Comau labored collectively to create Sinumerik Run MyRobot / DirectControl. | Source: Siemens
Siemens has entered right into a cooperative settlement with Comau, an Italian robotic producer, to supply their collectively engineered product the Sinumerik Run MyRobot / DirectControl. With this product, robotic kinematics could be totally built-in right into a CNC system, optimizing management of all robotic machining and dealing with duties.
Sinumerik Run MyRobot / DirectControl permits a CNC system to manage robotic arms and carry out the protection capabilities that the robotic controller usually performs. The Sinumerik CNC controls the articulated robotic arm instantly with a foundation of advanced algorithms, that means customers don’t want a separate robotic controller. Robots will also be programmed totally on the Sinumerik CNC operator panel.
Integrating management of a robotic arm into the CNC helps enhance path and positioning accuracy and reliability, in line with Siemens and Comau. The CNC can even give a robotic enhanced dynamic response throughout robot-aided machining duties, which makes the robotic capable of undertake more difficult machining assignments.
Sinumerik Run MyRobot / DirectControl can carry out all the similar capabilities as Siemens’ earlier Run MyRobot variants and permits for extra dynamic functions of a robotic arm with extra accuracy management and an improved capability for robotic operations of run concurrently with machining time.
Comau relies in Turin, Italy and was based in 1973. It just lately launched a brand new robotics studying middle with Ferrari. The e.DO Learning Center will use Comau’s robots to assist college students discover STEM topics, coding and robotics. The facility is provided with 5 of Comau’s e.DO 6-axis robots, full with all obligatory supplies and equipment.
In September, Siemens introduced that it was collaborating with RapidPlan to combine RapidPlan’s software program with Siemens Process Simulate. The partnership will enable Siemens clients to make use of Realtime’s robotic movement planning and management software program, RapidPlan, with out leaving Siemens Process Simulate. The integration allows customers to visualise, prioritize and simulate robotic job plans. Users can then validate these job plans by way of digital commissioning.