11-12-2020, 11:40 AM
Hi Colinb,
The feature you are looking for is "Run on robot" where both the robot and RoboDK will execute the program at the same time.
But, and it's a big one, there's a problem with that for your specific application.
When you use "run on robot", RoboDK will stream the motion commands one by one. In order for that to work, the robot needs to tell RoboDK every time a motion is done (handshake).
Because of that, the robot CAN'T use any blending or rounding option, creating a program that will stop for a very short amount or time at each point.
There's not really a way to solve this issue for now and it'S kind of problematic for 3D printing as this will create spots with too much material.
Jeremy
The feature you are looking for is "Run on robot" where both the robot and RoboDK will execute the program at the same time.
But, and it's a big one, there's a problem with that for your specific application.
When you use "run on robot", RoboDK will stream the motion commands one by one. In order for that to work, the robot needs to tell RoboDK every time a motion is done (handshake).
Because of that, the robot CAN'T use any blending or rounding option, creating a program that will stop for a very short amount or time at each point.
There's not really a way to solve this issue for now and it'S kind of problematic for 3D printing as this will create spots with too much material.
Jeremy
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