We continued with the placement of boxes, optimizing the pallet. This time, we’re starting a new project because I like to organize them in phases. This way, in future scenarios, only the first phase might be needed to adapt it to other situations, or, for example, if we share the project in the future, we could share it in phases.
In this case, we disassembled the pallet to send each type of box to a different output. Obviously, both robots are very similar except for a few minor details. We’re continuing down this new path to see where it leads us…
If everything went well, the result is this video. As you can see, the simulator can be used for advanced projects that may include many of the concepts commonly used in industrial systems. Not only that, but you can also test applications like, in this case, the database created within a VIJEO DESIGNER screen using JavaScript, obviously within certain limitations.
You can also use the same type of HMI from other brands (Siemens, Omron, AB, etc.).
I should also mention that if there’s any interest in the scene, you can request it so I can share it. We’ll start with the basic version, and once that’s finished, we’ll share the advanced version, and finally the one with the bookshelf, provided there’s enough interest. Otherwise, no problem.
