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KUKA.RoboTeam enables up to four robots to cooperate in a team. Beyond this, the robots can be synchronized with external axis kinematic systems, such as workpiece positioners or robot linear axes, in order to execute synchronized and geometrically coupled motions.
KUKA.RoboTeam software transfers responsibility for conventional, centralized PLC functions, such as the interlocking of workspaces or program synchronization, directly to the robot group. In this way, all tasks that directly affect the robot group are carried out autonomously by the group.
The geometric path and transfer coupling of multiple robots is linked to various different processes. This enables state-of-the-art assembly line production and ensures significantly shorter cycle times. Geometrically coupled robots provide an extremely flexible solution for all handling tasks in which heavy loads need to be transferred and ensure process-optimized positioning even of pliant workpieces. This function can also be used for the application of parallel processes alongside the transfer of materials.
Program synchronization: synchronized motion start of two or more robots
Motion synchronization: synchronized motion time of two or more robots
Load sharing: synchronous operation of two or more robots
Process-dependent mode: cooperation of two or more robots in a process
Combined mode: combination of the load sharing and process-dependent modes
Extended master/slave principle: synchronous operation of two or more robots with an external axis kinematic system
