Cooperative multi-robot operation
Multiple robot arms are synchronized to handle parts and perform welding processes simultaneously. This prevents collisions and increases productivity on large tasks.
Physicochemical mechanism of action
Multiple robot arms work in a cooperative system, with their movements and actions coordinated. This enables simultaneous processing of components and welding processes.
Metallurgical relevance & welding risks
Robot arm synchronization prevents collisions, reducing the risk of mechanical damage or injury. It also increases productivity in complex and large tasks, as multiple processes can be carried out simultaneously.
Workshop practice & action instructions
To successfully set up a cooperative multi-robot operation, the robot arms must be carefully synchronized. This involves setting movement speeds and paths as well as coordinating welding processes. It is important that all robot arms can perform their tasks independently to avoid collisions.