SprutCAM Tech Ltd. has enhanced its SprutCAM X Robot software with new capabilities that streamline industrial robot programming through advanced digital twin technology. The Cyprus-based company’s solution now enables manufacturers to create virtual robotic cells without coding expertise, significantly reducing setup time for automation projects.
Digital Twin Technology for Robotic Cells
The software’s Machine Maker add-on provides manufacturers and system integrators with a zero-code solution for building accurate digital replicas of robotic workcells. By leveraging an extensive online library containing 675 components from leading robotics brands like KUKA, Fanuc, and ABB, users can quickly assemble complete virtual production environments. The library encompasses industrial robots, cobots, positioners, end effectors, and peripheral equipment.
Comprehensive Virtual Simulation Environment
SprutCAM X Robot creates a natural programming interface that realistically simulates interactions between engineers, robots, tools, and workpieces. The platform allows technologists to develop and test control programs in a virtual environment before physical implementation, reducing costly errors and downtime. This digital approach supports the entire workflow from initial programming to final production validation.
Expanded Component Library for Flexible Deployment
The software’s recently expanded component library now includes equipment from Universal Robots, Güdel, Meltio, and other major automation providers. This comprehensive selection covers all essential cell elements:
- Heavy-duty industrial robots and collaborative robots
- Single-axis to 3-axis positioners
- Various actuators and end effectors
- Support equipment including rail systems and work tables
Reducing Barriers to Industrial Automation
By eliminating the need for specialized programming skills, SprutCAM X Robot lowers the barrier to entry for manufacturers adopting robotic automation. The intuitive interface and extensive pre-configured components enable rapid deployment of robotic solutions across diverse industrial applications. This advancement comes as more manufacturers seek to implement flexible automation solutions without extensive technical expertise.
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