Industrial process robots KUKA KR100 and KR16
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Industrial process robots KUKA KR100 and KR16
These robots demonstrate the work of the most common series of robots in industry. The robots are equipped with pneumatic grippers, which allows them to work out the tasks of correct positioning of the tool relative to the details, various types of movements and tasks of moving workpieces.

KUKA LBR4+

Electric arc welding
A tool to simulate the process of electric arc welding by means of diodes glowing and welding torch relays clicking when the welding wire comes into contact with the workpiece.

Laser cutting
A tool to simulate the laser cutting process using an emitter module (laser). Equipped with an ultrasonic sensor to measure the distance between the tool head and the surface of the workpiece.

Machining
Tool for simulating the machining process with a milling cutter. Equipped with spindle model and frequency converter.

Palletizing
Palletizing simulation tool. Equipped with a pneumatic gripping device (vacuum suction).

Mechanical cutting or drawing
Simulated cutting or drawing tool. Equipped with a holder for rigid fixation of a blade or pencil.

Tool calibration
Calibration tool. Equipped with two calibrators.

Tool calibrationSensitive Schunk 3-fingers hand.
A responsive 3-finger grip that allows you to adjust the grip force as well as identify the type of object being gripped.
Key features of the Schunk 3-fingers:
Precise gripping of complex shaped details
Securely grips a group of details
Flexible software speed control
Flexible software control of finger pressure force
Flexible software control of finger positioning
Ability to execute different gripping scenarios
Finding the optimum position of the object to be gripped