OMRON has established a technology that unifies the programming languages used to control robots and machines, making it easier to simulate production lines with a single programming software.
The system visualizes the process, reducing the time spent on process design and operational verification. Furthermore, all of this can be done remotely. Through the Sysmac Studio user interface, users can remotely design, program, troubleshoot, operate, and maintain future automation systems from anywhere in the world.
Key features:
• By integrating PLC, motion, and robot control into a single controller, robots can perform complex manual tasks previously only possible for humans.
• The programming language for the PLC and robots is unified in the IEC generic language, enabling engineers managing the PLCs to also manage the robots.
• With OMRON simulation technology, equipment performance can be verified in the early design stages, allowing mechanical and electrical designers to work in parallel. As a result, equipment commissioning can be completed in a shorter timeframe, achieving higher production capacity and avoiding errors and setbacks.
• To run the simulation, users can utilize the emulation function in Sysmac Studio. The system does not require a connection to the machine in question for operational verification. Furthermore, the production capacity of the robot equipment can be digitally monitored.
• By reusing previously digitized assets, it is easier to plan and develop the next installation.
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