08-11-2021, 11:56 AM
Hi RoboDK community,
I have a few questions to ask you. To begin, I will put you in the heart of the matter: The goal of my project is to carry out a laser stripping on parts with as input data a 3D file which represents the part. With the help of a 3D software (fusion 360) which displays the part, we add the area to be stripped. Then, a program drives the robot so that the angle of the laser beam and the distance between the part and the laser head are always the same. The robot used is UR10, the laser is not yet controlled.
I started to do some simulations on robodk, the part of a piece to be stripped will be divided into several sub-parts that we will name Jobs.
The problem I'm having is that the laser is not part of the library so I can't simulate it.
I just know that it is a laser where we can save jobs that are 2D cuts of a 3D object (part to be stripped). The laser can load up to 2^3 jobs, each job will be associated with a laser input that we will have to activate by a binary signal sent by the robot.
the robot must position the laser at the starting position of the jobX, then it must activate the jobX, the laser must perform the task of the jobX (the robot must stay still until the end of the jobX then it reposition the laser to another position so that it continues the stripping of the whole part)
The question that arises:
Is it possible with fusion 360 to generate a program that allows on the one hand to activate the jobs (the laser feed, I know it's done)?
How can I send Fusion 360 commands to RoboDK?
Because my goal is to automate everything.
Yours sincerely,
Kind regards,
MEHDI
I have a few questions to ask you. To begin, I will put you in the heart of the matter: The goal of my project is to carry out a laser stripping on parts with as input data a 3D file which represents the part. With the help of a 3D software (fusion 360) which displays the part, we add the area to be stripped. Then, a program drives the robot so that the angle of the laser beam and the distance between the part and the laser head are always the same. The robot used is UR10, the laser is not yet controlled.
I started to do some simulations on robodk, the part of a piece to be stripped will be divided into several sub-parts that we will name Jobs.
The problem I'm having is that the laser is not part of the library so I can't simulate it.
I just know that it is a laser where we can save jobs that are 2D cuts of a 3D object (part to be stripped). The laser can load up to 2^3 jobs, each job will be associated with a laser input that we will have to activate by a binary signal sent by the robot.
the robot must position the laser at the starting position of the jobX, then it must activate the jobX, the laser must perform the task of the jobX (the robot must stay still until the end of the jobX then it reposition the laser to another position so that it continues the stripping of the whole part)
The question that arises:
Is it possible with fusion 360 to generate a program that allows on the one hand to activate the jobs (the laser feed, I know it's done)?
How can I send Fusion 360 commands to RoboDK?
Because my goal is to automate everything.
Yours sincerely,
Kind regards,
MEHDI