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    Popular Robotic Applications That Benefit Most from Offline Programming

    When to use offline programming in robotics? Here are the top industrial applications where offline robot programming delivers the most value. Key applications include robotic welding, machining, painting, Palletising, and additive manufacturing. We discuss how OLP optimises complex robotic tasks, minimises setup time, enhances accuracy, and facilitates rapid adjustments.

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    KUKA Robot Configuration with External Axes – Part 2: Logical Synchronisation Using System Files

    In Part 1, we explored key KUKA system files such as $machine.dat, $config.dat, and bas.src, which are critical to the robot’s control architecture. In this follow-up, we take a deeper look at how these files are used to logically integrate an external axis, such as a rotary turntable or linear track, into the robot system.…

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  • KUKA Robot Configuration with External Axes – Part 1: Understanding Core System Files

    Are you working with a KUKA robot and considering the addition of an external axis, such as a linear track or rotary table, to extend its capabilities? External axes are a powerful way to enhance a robot’s workspace and flexibility. For example: To make this integration work, the KUKA controller is configured to recognise and…

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  • Exploring Careers in Industrial Robotics Careers: Where Do You Fit?

    Industrial robotics presents diverse career opportunities, including roles such as Robotics Engineer, Technician, Systems Integrator, and Software Engineer. Each position plays a crucial part in enhancing automation and efficiency. As the industry evolves, the demand for skilled professionals continues to rise, inviting individuals with various technical skills to contribute.

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  • RoboDK-10th-Anniversary

    RoboDK’s 10-Year Milestone: Shaping the Future of Robotics and Automation

    RoboDK marks its 10th anniversary, providing robotic simulation and offline programming tools for over 1,000 robots from 90 manufacturers. Founded to break brand-specific limitations, it has become a vital resource for users, ranging from students to professionals. Its flexibility and AI readiness position RoboDK as a leader in the evolving robotics industry.

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    Repeatability and Accuracy of Industrial Robots: What is Robot Calibration?

    Our guide on how to select an industrial robot briefly touched on the repeatability and precision (absolute accuracy) specifications of a robot. In this article, we present a deeper review around the topics of a robot’s positioning abilities and explain how inaccuracies can be mitigated by robot calibration. The ISO 9283:1998 standard is a technical…

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