DELMIA-AD-200-01-2016: V5 Robotics

DELMIA-AD-200-01-2016: DELMIA Robotics for Aerospace Industry

DEL-en-ROB-F-V5R26

V5-6R2013 , V5-6R2014 , V5-6R2015 , V5-6R2016 , V5R19 , V5R20

24 hours

English

Fundamental

Simulation, Industrial, Mechanical Engineers

This course will teach you how to create, program, simulate and validate an entire robot workcell for any manufacturing industry. You will learn how to create a tag and robot task. You will also learn to create Input/ Output (IOs) connections and validate them in context with the organizational resource. Finally, you will learn to create robot controller profiles.

Upon completion of this course you will be able to:
- Prepare the working environment
- Build the layout
- Create tags and robot tasks
- Optimize the simulation

Students attending this course should be familiar with DELMIA V5 Fundamentals and Mechanical Engineering in general.

Yes

DEL-en-WLA-F-V5R19

V5R19

16 hours

English , French

Fundamental

Manufacturing Engineers in charge of Robotic Simulations and Off-Line Programming in the aerospace industry.

The process covered in this course (robotized drilling/riveting) comes from the aerospace industry. This course will teach you how to perform roboticsimulations and OLP using “Device Task Definition” and “Workcell Sequencing”. It gives an overview ofthe “Device Building” and OLP workbench (Inverse Kinematics and Calibration are not covered).

Upon completion of this course you will be able to:
- Create devices (end-effectors, workpieecepositionner…)
- Create a robotic workcell (inserting uuser devices orrobots from the DELMIA catalog, moving, attachingand mounting devices)
- Jog the robots
- Create the TagGroups and the RobotTaskks
- Use the Teach panel
- Create a PERT/Gantt chart
- Simulate the complete process
- Use IO, Collisions Detection, OLP

Students attending this course should be familiar with the V5 Infrastructure, and more generally with the Robotic domain. This course is “file-based” (noconnection with the DELMIA Manufacturing Hub).

No