ROBOTIQ PROGRAM TEMPLATES MAKE INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION EVEN EASIER
Simplify the implementation of many common applications
QueÌbec City, Canada, May 4th, 2017 - Robotiq offers new tools to help collaborative robots beginners save a lot of time programing their robot. Program templates are now available and ready to be downloaded on Robotiqs online resource center . They simplify the robots programming so it can be put to task in a record time.
The Program Templates facilitate the implementation of many common applications using Robotiq products and UR robots. Every package i ncludes a program file containing the template for a specific application, a step-by-step procedure describing how to use the application itself, and a demonstration video.
These new program templates, built with the Do It Yourself mantra in mind, allows automation pros beginning with collaborative robots to hit the ground running with a pre-built program structure that is easier to adapt to their productions specific needs. Four program templates are now available on Robotiqs website , with a new program expected to come out every week.
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