Fanuc Robot Tutorial 2: Defining User Frames and Moving in User Frames

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In this tutorial, you can learn how to define user frames. User frames are important for specifying the work plane for performing different manipulation tasks. We explain this by using a FANUC robot.

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If you need help with your professional engineering problem, or you need to develop new skills in the fields of control, signal processing, embedded systems, programming, optimization, machine learning, robotics, etc., we are here to help. We provide professional engineering services as well as tutoring and skill development services. We have more than 15 years of industry, research, and university-level teaching experience. Describe your problem and we will send you a quote for our services. The contact information is [e-mail] It takes a significant amount of time and energy to create these free video tutorials. You can support my efforts in this way: - Buy me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/AleksandarHaber - PayPal: www.paypal.me/AleksandarHaber - Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=32080176&fan_landing=true - You Can also press the Thanks KZbin Dollar button

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[@aleksandarhaber]

@@cocacowboy21 FANUC has a certification program I think. However, double-check. I used to work at RIT and RIT has a very good industrial robotics program, where students actually have a chance to work with real industrial robots. Other than that, I do not know. Sorry about that.

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Timestamps: 1:36 Frame Menu 3:00 Three Point Method of Defining Frames 11:18 Selecting the Defined User Frame

[@aleksandarhaber]

Thank you

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[@billknighton4181]

What if I wanted to drill dozens of holes, each perpendicular to points on a sphere? Would I need to define a user frame for each hole so that it could know the plunge vector for each hole?

[@aleksandarhaber]

Sorry, no time to answer this question. It is not an easy problem.

[@pradkumar8136]

Thanks for the good video. But in the end it was put in 4th coordinate system instead of 6.But since the coordinates are similair , it works. Am i right?

[@aleksandarhaber]

The frames 4 and 6 are actually the same. I defined the frame 4 before recording the video.

[@timryder4036]

No it wasn't... the tutorial taught the 6th frame... at the end you selected 4. It was VERY lucky your class used the same object to teach for Frame 4.

[@robertczekierda9930]

I caught that. He said frame 4, but never took it out of frame 6. I believe he just mis-spoke.

[@aleksandarhaber]

@@timryder4036 The frames 4 and 6 are actually the same. I defined the frame 4 before recording the video.

[@aleksandarhaber]

@@robertczekierda9930 The frames 4 and 6 are actually the same. I defined the frame 4 before recording the video.

[@geycghana9529]

on point

[@aleksandarhaber]

yes

[@rahulanand2739]

thank you for the video, how to setup tooluser frame?

[@aleksandarhaber]

Unfortunately, I cannot make that video since I am not at RIT anymore and I do not have access to FANUC robots...

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[@jfalbo]

Sorry, I'm confused. You created frame 6, but you jogged in frame 4?

[@aleksandarhaber]

Sorry, no time to look into this. If I made a mistake, it is obvious, and you probably know how to correct it.

[@aleksandarhaber]

No idea

[@aleksandarhaber]

The frames 6 and 4 are actually the same. I defined one of these frames before the video is being recorded.

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