Painting robot on vehicle axles, with the offline simulation running alongside
A painting robot coating vehicle axles on an overhead conveyor, shown next to the offline simulation of the same cell. Offline programming means the path is built and checked against the 3D model before the robot exists on site, so commissioning starts from a working program rather than from zero.
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What the video shows
- Axles hanging on an overhead conveyor entering the booth.
- A picture-in-picture panel showing the same motion in the offline simulation software.
Why it matters
Offline programming is the difference between two weeks of on-site teaching and two days of on-site touch-up. It also lets reach, collision and cycle time be checked before anything is bought.
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