Thank you very much for all the information that you present for us, could you please show the steps of creating a new project and the first configuration of the controller krc5 with a kuka robot
before the video you can play with it just by changing it by hand :-) I've shown how to change TCP using numeric input, so you can go to any tool that's already taught and than look at right hand rule to figure what would you like to change, let's say you want to change X and Y (X to be Y), so to change current value + 90deg in C and current value -180deg in A
Hi, great video! I have a quastion There is also the fork-type photo-electric barrier with the function “TRACC TCP” for calibration, Can you tell me the difference between all the methods in terms of accuracy, and is there a most recommended method to get the best accuracy? (all the parameter are known to me, weight, the distance of the TCP from A6 and angles) Thank you
The only restriction is, that the distance between the points must be greater than 150mm (I don't remember the exact number, but they need to be in a certain minimum distance apart)
Can you make a tutorial of fanuc robot about automatic tip changers how would you program it so points wont change with the tip wear so points are always where they should
sounds good, the main question would be are those servo guns are pneumatic guns or servo pneumatic guns :-) Each of them would have a different concept. For pneumatic guns, you could calculate the average tip wear per dress and move the TCP by this amount for every dress and reset to 0 when you change the tip For servo-pneumatic we can use the valve reading after tip dress (compare before and after value to determinate the wear amount) and also reset / measure when you change the tip For servo guns we will just use before and after measurement.
ok .. 4th point calibration 21:17 -- but following you say the tolerance is 5mm?? That sounds like a lot of wiggle! Can the tolerance for error be limited so it is less?
I didn't made the rule 🙂, that's KUKA , that's the message you will get when your TCP is off. I don't know a way of making it smaller, but it's a good habit to verify your TCP after you will teach it
@@FutureRoboticsChannel Thanks! We are just testing our new Kuka in our shop today! There was an error in depth.. so much to learn! What a fascinating tool --- Thank you for the instruction!
when you are in AUTO mode the selected tool and frame don't matter, because the robot will automatically select the correct tool and base based on the point.
