The KUKA controller KR C5 offers even more possibilities and cost-effectiveness in robotics applications
Compact, high-quality, energy-efficient: KUKA has taken automation to the next level with the new KR C5 controller for KUKA industrial robots and the corresponding KR C5 micro controller for small robots. The controller can be quickly embedded into existing IT and cloud environments and gradually support the applications of the time, while offering significantly more possibilities and better outcomes. As a result, the KR C5 requires less energy than its predecessor and is significantly more compact.
With the KUKA controller KR C5, simple data is transformed into valuable information
Thanks to the modular cabinet system, the KUKA industrial robots' KR C5 robot controller has durable and future-proof hardware that can be expanded as required. The highly integrated and compact controller modules are easy to operate and can be combined with a wide range of software products and digital services. And one more positive: thanks to the new KUKA. DeviceConnector, KUKA controller KR C5 can be easily manipulated through the cloud even without additional hardware.
The KUKA controller KR C5 is supplied with the tried-and-tested KUKA. SystemSoftware software
Andreas Knöpfle, Manager of the New Generation Controller Portfolio, sums it up: "The KR C5 controller series will be the new platform in our KUKA automation portfolio in the coming years. It makes it possible to use industrial robots more efficiently in many application areas. "The new KUKA controller KR C5 is delivered with the tried-and-tested KUKA. SystemSoftware (KSS 8.7) software. In addition, a wide range of controller options will be available for integration into a wide range of production systems. KUKA has been supplying the small robot controller KR C5 micro since April, and in October it will be available in versions for low- and high-load robots.
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1. Program control system: apply a certain control effect to each degree of freedom, and the robot can complete the required space orbit.
2. Adaptive control system: when the external conditions change, in order to ensure the required quality or in order to improve the control with the accumulation of experience...
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When does the KUKA robot need to be corrected?
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Classification of vision systems for mobile robots – KUKA KUKA
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KUKA Industrial Robot won the Red Dot Award 2017
KUKA's industrial robot KR CYBERTECH has received the RedDot Award 2017 in the product planning category. The compactness achieved by the reduced size allows the robot to move quickly, even with extreme precision.
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1. Maintain good parts
Parts are an important part of CNC machine tool robots, the reason why the parts of CNC machine tool manipulators show severe wear and tear in the process of use, mainly because of the problems in people's devices, so that the orientation of parts is problematic.
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Classification of industrial robot control systems – KUKA robots
1. Program control system: apply a certain rule of control to each degree of freedom, and the robot can complete the required space orbit.
2. Adaptive control system: when the external conditions change, in order to ensure the required quality or in order to improve the control with the accumulation of experience...
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KUKA robot maintenance start-up inspection
1. It is necessary to check the equipment before starting, and the operation can be started only after confirming that the equipment is defective;
2. Check and sort out the operation place to ensure that there are no flammable materials (such as oil rags, waste oil gloves, paint, perfume, etc.) and no air leakage, water leakage;
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The maintenance content of the robot is mainly to replace the lubricating oil of the six shaft reducers and the lubricating oil of the J4 shaft gear shaft, the replacement of wearing parts, the inspection of the operation status of each module in the control cabinet, and the inspection of the wear status of each cable in the control cabinet.
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Features of KUKA industrial robot technology
1. Red Dot Award for Exterior Design, all-aluminum structure, high strength, and therefore large load, KUKA already has a robot with a load of 1000kg, which can be seen at every exhibition
2. The only robot that realizes six axes can be quickly electronically calibrated, and other robots generally choose to change the orientation.
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Performance characteristics of KUKA industrial robots
1. Degrees of freedom and degrees of freedom are the main goals to measure the level of robotics. The so-called degrees of freedom refer to the independent motion of moving parts relative to a fixed coordinate system. Each degree of freedom requires a servo axis to drive, so the higher the number of degrees of freedom, the more chaotic the robot can complete the actions ...
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