06-20-2023, 08:17 AM
Hi,
I've implemented a linear rail in my station and synchronized it with the UR10e in RoboDK. I made it part of the robot kinematics, indeed now the Robot happens to have 7 joints.
The problem is that when I create a new target (be it cartesian or joints) it seems to store the rail position. That being said, I need the program to find the right positioning for the rail on its own.
So my question is: if I create a target somewhere in space (without bringing the UR10e there first and maybe somewhere unreachable for the robot unless the rail is moved), is there a way to have RoboDK find out that if they move the rail, the target is in reach?
Thank you
I've implemented a linear rail in my station and synchronized it with the UR10e in RoboDK. I made it part of the robot kinematics, indeed now the Robot happens to have 7 joints.
The problem is that when I create a new target (be it cartesian or joints) it seems to store the rail position. That being said, I need the program to find the right positioning for the rail on its own.
So my question is: if I create a target somewhere in space (without bringing the UR10e there first and maybe somewhere unreachable for the robot unless the rail is moved), is there a way to have RoboDK find out that if they move the rail, the target is in reach?
Thank you