How Termination Type Affects Robot Path and Cycle Time
Explore FANUC robot termination types and see how fine, CNT, CR, and CD settings affect path accuracy, corner rounding, and cycle time.
Touch Skip is a low-cost feature for industrial yellow robots that uses built-in current sensors to detect spikes in current, eliminating the need for external hardware like force sensors. Enabling and programming Touch Skip involves setting up schedules, specifying search positions and speeds, and using conditional jumps to control program flow. The program can include an infinite loop for picking and placing boxes, with the ability to break out of the loop when no box is found. The tool is described as a powerful and affordable way to bring intelligence to robots, and the speaker encourages experimentation with the concepts.
Explore FANUC robot termination types and see how fine, CNT, CR, and CD settings affect path accuracy, corner rounding, and cycle time.
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