Programming a robot is half of the challenge with automating your process. Painting a class A Surface quality paint job and applying sealant beads around tight corners is not something you learn in a typical robot programming class and learning how to do it well comes with years of experience.  We invest in cross training our engineers to ensure that whoever we send to site is never "just a warm body," but someone who gives you value-added service while they're on site.

 
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Offline Robot programming and Simulations

Inovision robot programmers use FANUC ROBOGUIDE for engineering robot offline simulations for Paint, Dispense and Material Handling applications. 

We can provide accurate cycle time simulations to determine the number of robots to use, reach studies to determine which robot model to use, and offline degrade mode analysis to show how you can still continue production if robots are down for maintenance. 

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Process node map generation

Visual maps of robot programs display your robot program points on part images.  Whether creating robot process node maps is part of your standard work instructions, or if you would like an updated visual display of all your programs, we can provide you a report with all your process node maps. 

This is an easy way to see if you can shave off a second or two off your current programs.  Identifying which points need a quick edit is much faster with a process node map versus stepping through every point of a program.   

 

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onsite robot programming support

Whether you need emergency robot programming support to help dial-in new or existing robot paths, or if you need an onsite robot programmer for (2) months at the manufacturer, we can provide experienced robot programmers to meet your short and long term needs.

 

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