Industrial robot control software "Kuruvo"

basic information

In addition to the control computer with all necessary software already installed, it comes standard with a startup guide that thoroughly explains the setup and usage of the crewbo, as well as sample hands and work for use in the tutorial, and a USB camera that can be used for various controls. Crewbo-installed control computer: 1 set USB cameras: 2 units Sample hands and work: 4 types Startup guide: approximately 180 pages (data)

Price range

P5

Delivery Time

Applications/Examples of results

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Detailed information

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  ■Able to use robots in a rough environment You can control industrial robotic arms without any calibration burden between the robot and the camera, or between cameras. Since robots can be utilized even in rough environmental settings, they are suitable for sites where robot implementation is being introduced for the first time. For example, we have implemented them in sites where the floor has a taper for drainage. Additionally, it is possible to use robots without fixing them in environments where anchoring is not allowed.

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  ■Ultra-high precision control is possible It enables high-precision handling with a robot hand control accuracy of 0.02mm. It can also accommodate flexible objects that deform and vary. Additionally, simultaneous control of multiple arms using robots from different manufacturers and multi-view control using multiple cameras is possible. In fact, it allows for easy implementation of control at a level akin to threading a needle.

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  ■Achieving high-speed and smooth operation By constantly adjusting control commands to the robot, we reduce vibrations, shorten takt time, and control acceleration to minimize jitter. The control commands to the robot are automatically adjusted, allowing for real-time changes to the trajectory, enabling high-speed pick and place as well as fast and smooth tracking. High-speed smooth motion is achieved through motion control that takes into account the limits of the robot's driving capabilities.