Defining Cell Components
Every bending cell in MRobot contains compulsory and optional components.
Every bending cell in MRobot contains compulsory and optional components.
Compulsory components are:
- Press brake
- Robot
- Gripper – One or more
- In-pallet
- Out-pallet – One or more
If the robot is mounted on a rail, then the cell must also have:
- Plate on which the robot is mounted
- Rail
Optional components are:
- Orientation table, also called an Indexing table or a Reference table
- Regrip station
- Gripper changing station – Currently used only to avoid collisions when calculating trajectories
- Auxiliary objects – Used only to avoid collisions when calculating trajectories
Before importing components into MRobot, the 3D model of each component goes through a simplification process, in which all rounded contours and surfaces are replaced by polygons. The purpose of this process is to save time during collision detection.
MRobot
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Defining Cell Components
Every bending cell in MRobot contains compulsory and optional components.
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Setting Up a Cell
Setting up a robotic cell starts by configuring each cell component.
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Generating a Bending Solution
MRobot generates a complete step by step solution.
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Stacking
MRobot offers many options for stacking bent parts on the out-pallet.
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Time Estimation
MRobot estimates the production time.
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Generating NC
MRobot creates NC code both for the robot and for the press brake.
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Calibrating a Bending Cell
MRobot uses a true-to-life representation of the bending cell