Robotics

DELMIA Robotics software validates production systems and robot programming within a 3D collaborative environment before building the production system. It offers a flexible and easy solution for defining robotic work cells with tooling and other auxiliary equipment that programs and optimizes robots, while simulating the entire manufacturing environment and product flow. Address production systems and robot programming validation by utilizing its robot management software with robotic simulation capabilities. Define robotic work cells, program and optimize robots, and simulate the manufacturing environment and product flow virtually, eliminating the need for deployment of physical resources. This feature facilitates offline robot programming without disrupting production while providing accurate virtual validation to save time and cost. It allows manufacturers to ramp up their systems with confidence the robots will perform as expected.

Manufacturers in many industries use our robotics simulation software to validate robot processes such as drilling & riveting, arc welding, spot welding, material handling, paint, sealant application and shot-peening. It provides capabilities such as collision detection, cycle-time analysis, and simulation of the whole robotic process. DELMIA Robotics offers one solution for all robots to validate production concepts, reduce cycle times, and improve all aspects of implementing and programming robot systems and tools. Virtual Commissioning functionality confirms that a robotics system works as expected before the control program is downloaded to actual equipment to allow the user to implement corrective actions before deployment. Companies can customize enterprise data and integrate it into a single source of truth. With this smart solution, programmers no longer need to wait until the tools are built in the real world to start creating and innovating. They can take it a step further with DELMIA’s simulation capabilities to validate the entire process. This means that production on the shop floor can continue seamlessly and simultaneously as new programs are being authored and tested. Working from extensive libraries of robots and controllers, programmers can position resources, program individual robots, debug robot motion trajectories and orchestrate workcell sequences between robots and other resources.