KUKA 6-Axis Robot Arm Capabilities

[@PumpiPie]

Price??😮

[@wildniscamper7276]

are you really walking around a working robot arm with a running spindle?

[@christopherpardell4418]

Isn’t that actually a 7 axis machine? I’ve been having sculptural enlargements milled since 1998. Fantastic technology and so much more accurate than traditionally pointing up the way I used to do it.

[@hyper_sa]

No its just 6 axis, lets think of it like the human arm 1- Base turns horizonally (1 axis) 2- upper base tilts forwards and backwards (1 axis) 3- the piece before the spindle tilts and turns horizonally (2 axis) 4- the spindle tilts and turns horizonally (2 axis) So after adding them to eachother its 6 axis, and sorry for my english it's not my first language.

[@jannh7569]

@@hyper_sa but this one also has a linear track, so in a way you could think 7 :)

[@elpatosilva]

8 actually

[@VelaOtaku]

Can we see the robot pick up a tool from the tool changer?

[@rootlabtx]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5eTlGSNfNKCbtE

[@brianbailiff9668]

Is it possible for robots to machine steel or is the rigidity not enough

[@rootlabtx]

@@brianbailiff9668 I doubt it but not completely sure. We do run into vibration issues when cutting 6 inches or more into foam so I think you would have issues with rigidity if you mill steel. Maybe could be done at a very slow feedrate, not sure.

[@christopherpardell4418]

@@brianbailiff9668There is a company that uses 2 Kukas, each running a small roller ball head, which squeeze steel or aluminum sheets between them to 3D form sheet metal into complex parts that normally are made with stamping dies, or the old fashioned way by hammering sheets into form molds, or english wheel.

[@LifeExperience01]

Can please share Which software is used for programming?

[@rootlabtx]

SprutCAM Robot 14

[@xjcsensor109]

Load Cells manufacturer, multi-axis force torque sensor, 3/4/6/axis force sensor for robot

[@MurCurieux]

magic

[@teppo9585]

But can it do this on granite? With tolerance of 0.05mm? Like ancient Egyptians.

[@rootlabtx]

Yes, technically this robot arm can work with any material within a 0.05mm tolerance but for granite you need a constant water supply to minimize granite dust.

[@levonyeganyan1922]

name cam programm for make G code for 6 axis please???

[@rootlabtx]

SprutCAM Robot 14 is what we use to program the robot

[@Ghani7388]

What is the price please mention

[@andrewallen9993]

For a second hand KRC1 or KRC2 with a 100kg to 200kg rated arm about E3500 not counting transport taxes and installation and commissioning. And then you need the software licences if you don't want to program it manually.

[@najeramaximo]

​@@andrewallen9993what price again? Hahah

[@andrewallen9993]

@@najeramaximo I have a KRC1 125\150 from about 1999 you can have for R70,000.00 (South African Rands) plus VAT FOB Johannesburg.😁 Price does not include installation and commissioning but does include a demonstration of all 6 axis working.

[@PumpiPie]

What model is this and did you buy from robotic-hitechsolutions? :D

[@artin9849]

Good day can this cnc robot arm work on aluminum too?

[@rootlabtx]

Theoretically, yes. The spindle can handle the high RPM speeds for aluminum milling. But we have not done any aluminum milling with this robot arm, yet... We usually use our 3-axis CNC machine for aluminum milling.

[@QuangThangRobotic]

Verry good🎉🎉

[@rootlabtx]

Thank you!

[@renh-bc3sn]

You should attach something to suck up foam while it’s cutting

[@PiefacePete46]

Yep... even add a vacuum as one of the ehd-effectors to clean up it's mess. It works with my kids! 😊

[@zver_custom]

CooL

[@cncbinhananang7612]

What software do you program with?

[@rootlabtx]

Sprutcam Robot 14

[@MikeTarifaArtist]

Hi there! Can you help me to start to work with this kind of 6axis bot?

[@rootlabtx]

These companies helped our company purchase and setup the robot and train our employees on the system: www.robotic-hitechsolutions.com/ kozusev.com/ www.eurobots.net/

[@xjcsensor109]

Load Cells manufacturer, multi-axis force torque sensor, 3/4/6/axis force sensor for robot👍👍

[@davidtrujillo3129]

What material is the robot machining?

[@rootlabtx]

1.5lb EPS foam

[@arkar5387]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@mikenuke]

what is the model of the spindle you have on this arm?

[@rootlabtx]

HSD ES951

[@mikenuke]

@@rootlabtx thank you

[@indrayit571]

Moonwalk 00:09 👍👍👍🤣

[@saschaurban6480]

Hi, which CAM your are using?

[@rootlabtx]

We use SprutCAM Robot 14 milling software

[@mikenuke]

the cutting tool on 2:27 i dont want to thonk of a broken tool collision!

[@rootlabtx]

Neither do we! Luckily the software is very good at predicting any type of collision that the robot programmer may have missed while making the toolpaths!

[@rajasthanvidhyamoortibhand6281]

Plz share price

[@PumpiPie]

Did you find out?

[@magnuswootton6181]

you can cast rock as well!! thats the other cool way to do it.

[@mohebedward3778]

How much?

[@PumpiPie]

Did you find out?

[@paulj.gherman8005]

BAUGRUP is selling this technology - machinery and foam coatings

[@marwanehadjkhlouf3059]

Prix svp

[@aayushi6544]

Price

[@Billy_Buckets]

cnc on excavator tracks, carve a stairway into a mountain side

[@barabas2960]

Whattttt this is how they build thé sphinx? No fucking way

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic gear , robot gear reducer, over 30 years experience

[@veyselerdem8673]

Eğer bir gün bana bir robot lazım olursa bu kuka olmayacak.

[@tymeauxthy.kouture]

Beyonce brought me here. #cozy

[@clumsiii]

giant blocks of styrofoam! hooray. Let's make microplastics... faster! * but for real what are the other applications of this tech?

[@rootlabtx]

We're a museum exhibitions firm so we make all manner of custom parts for museum exhibits like statues, facades, feature walls, scaled-down representations of artifacts or scientific instruments. Unfortunately foam is the material required to make these large asymmetric shapes. We try our best to reuse the foam dust by compacting it into dense blocks using a foam densifier. Here's our latest completed exhibition: The Hall of Ancient Egypt at the Houston Museum of Natural Science: www.rootlab.com/projects/hmns-hall-of-ancient-egypt

[@clumsiii]

@@rootlabtx Ah! Thanks for the reply, I apologize for being snarky. I work in custom UHPC fabrication and we have to resort to foam as well. Primarily we work with wood, but some projects simply require foam. Very cool to hear that the foam detritus is useful after being cut! I'll have to pass that along to my higher ups! Thanks again for the vid... we are recently with a kuka at our shop -- so much to learn

[@robertopinna220]

why did u sell such an important asset to the chinese what a shame 😓

[@rootlabtx]

Our robot arm and company are located in Houston, TX, USA. We are an all-American company, we don't work with China.

[@robertopinna220]

@@rootlabtx I'm talking about Kuka robots which now is owned by a Chinese company

[@rootlabtx]

@@robertopinna220 Ah I see. That is unfortunate especially since KUKA was founded in Germany in 1898!

[@PiefacePete46]

Did you really think about what you were saying? That is like telling your neighbour who drives an old MG that he sold the MG company to China! 😮